Is the Geely Xingyue's engine from Volvo?

[PeterFitz]

Geely Xingyue's engine is manufactured by Volvo. More details about the Geely Xingyue are as follows: 1. The Xingyue is the first model developed by Geely based on the CMA architecture. Other models sharing the CMA architecture include Volvo's 40 series models, XC40, and Lynk & Co's 01/02/03, with more Volvo and Lynk & Co models to join in the future. 2. As the first product of the Geely brand built on the CMA modular architecture, the Geely Xingyue is positioned as a high-end sport SUV, belonging to the premium series of the Geely brand, equipped with the powerful performance of a 2.0T turbocharged engine + Aisin 8AT.

[Susan]

Well, I've just researched this issue, and I think the engine of the Geely Xingyue is closely related to Volvo's, but it's not a direct copy of the original. Specifically, Geely and Volvo jointly developed the Drive-E technology platform, from which the 1.5T or 2.0T engines used in the Xingyue L are derived, so they carry Volvo's DNA. For example, the design and safety standards inherit the essence of Volvo, with high reliability, well-optimized fuel consumption, and smooth driving without jerks. I've driven it a few times, and the acceleration response is quick, the engine noise is minimal, making it suitable for city commuting. Don't think it's entirely Volvo's work; it's mainly produced by Geely, but the overall performance justifies the price. I recommend test driving it before buying, and the maintenance cost is much lower than that of pure imports, making it worry-free and hassle-free in the long run.

[OJeremiah]

As someone who frequently keeps up with automotive trends, I'd like to share some insights about the Geely Xingyue's engine. Indeed, it incorporates collaborative technology from Volvo, but it's not purely a Volvo product. This system was developed by the joint venture between Geely and Volvo, featuring an engine that's both efficient and energy-saving, with outstanding safety performance. When driving my Xingyue, the engine responds swiftly, fuel consumption is well-managed, and it provides ample power for daily commutes without any hiccups. Volvo's influence is particularly evident in safety tests, such as the quick reaction of the collision avoidance assistance. When making a purchase, don't just focus on the engine; also consider your budget and practicality, as maintenance is straightforward without major pitfalls.

[DelMadelyn]

This question is straightforward: the Xingyue engine has Volvo's foundation and was jointly developed. Having driven for many years, I know it has strong reliability and a low failure rate. Volvo's safety elements are integrated into it, providing a smooth driving experience.