In which city is Geely Automobile's headquarters located?

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McViolet
07/29/25 11:51am
Geely Automobile's headquarters is located in Hangzhou. Below is relevant information about Geely Automobile: Philosophy: The brand's new logo continues the six-gemstone design concept from the Brand 3.0 era, taking the expanding universe as the design inspiration, incorporating silver starlight, deep space gray, and earth blue, showcasing Geely's evolution from the blue skies and vast earth of the Brand 3.0 era to the pursuit of the boundless universe; Features: Geely's self-developed 1.4T turbocharged engine, 1.8TD and 1.0TD turbocharged direct injection engines were awarded the 'China Heart' Top 10 Engines of the Year, and the 7DCT dual-clutch automatic transmission was recognized as one of the World's Top 10 Transmissions; The 1.5TD engine, jointly developed by Geely and Volvo Cars, boasts technology that leads internationally.
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VanClayton
08/13/25 8:57pm
I've always been quite interested in domestic cars and often chat with friends about Geely. Did you know its headquarters is in Ningbo, Zhejiang? It's located in Jiangbei District of Ningbo, a coastal area with pleasant climate and a major port that facilitates automobile exports. As Geely's hometown, the company started from there and gradually expanded, now not only selling cars domestically but also acquiring international brands like Volvo. I think the company made a wise choice locating there because Ningbo has a strong industrial foundation with many component suppliers clustered together, making supply chain management convenient. If you want to verify the facts, I recommend checking their official website or map apps, where everything is clearly marked. Ningbo itself is also a great destination with excellent food and entertainment options, especially for travel enthusiasts who can visit areas around the car factory to experience the rise of Chinese manufacturing. In short, Geely's deep roots in Ningbo have significantly boosted the rapid development of the local economy.
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