How long is the warranty period for the Geely Vision X6 transmission?

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RileyMarie
07/29/25 8:19am
Warranty period: 3 years or 100,000 kilometers. Transmission failures: Transmission oil leakage: You may clearly feel the car struggling to start. While driving, although stepping on the accelerator increases the RPM, the car does not show a noticeable acceleration. The culprit might be oil leakage, which can lead to insufficient internal lubrication of the transmission, causing it to malfunction. Transmission jerking: Symptoms include noticeable jerking and shaking during gear shifts while driving. The cause may be due to excessively high transmission oil temperature, stubborn dirt and impurities inside, leading to blockage in the valve body. Precautions for the transmission: While driving, do not shift the gear lever to the "N" (Neutral) position. When changing from forward to reverse or from reverse to forward, ensure the car is completely stopped. Operate the gear lever while pressing the brake pedal to avoid potential damage to the transmission. To maximize fuel economy, it is best to use the automatic mode of the CVT transmission while driving.
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SanDallas
08/12/25 11:30am
The transmission warranty period for the Geely Vision X6 is typically 4 years or 150,000 kilometers from the date of purchase, whichever comes first. During the warranty period, it covers key transmission components such as gear sets and valve bodies for non-artificial damage, but excludes normal wear like aging oil seals. If any issues arise, you can directly visit an authorized Geely 4S store for free inspection and repair—the process is quite straightforward; just bring your purchase invoice and warranty manual. Regular maintenance, including changing the transmission fluid every 60,000 kilometers, helps prevent failures and extends service life. I’ve noticed many owners overlook this, leading to high out-of-pocket repair costs later. When I bought the car, I specifically asked the dealer for details to ensure coverage in all scenarios, which could save a lot of money if the transmission fails during a long trip. It’s advisable to regularly check fluid color and temperature changes and maintain good driving habits, such as avoiding sudden acceleration.
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