What are the differences between the Geely Boyue and Boyue Pro?

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Edgar
07/24/25 10:23pm
Geely Boyue and Pro have differences in interior and logo. Details are as follows: Logo differences: The Boyue PRO adopts Geely's latest family design at the rear, where the brand logo has been replaced with the "GEELY" English lettering. Additionally, a large rear spoiler is installed above the rear, instantly enhancing the sporty feel of the rear. Interior differences: The Boyue PRO features exquisite interior materials, with a brown + black color scheme that looks very upscale, even more luxurious than million-dollar luxury cars. The piano-style buttons below the central control screen and the metal brushed trim panels elevate the overall interior quality.
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OGavin
08/10/25 2:59pm
I'm the type who pays extreme attention to details when driving. Last year when buying a car, I specifically compared these two models. The Boyue PRO is essentially an upgraded version of the Boyue, with a more refined water ripple design on the front grille, and especially the tail lights have been changed to a full-width design that's highly distinctive. Inside, you immediately notice the larger screen—even the base model comes with a 10.25-inch infotainment display, whereas the regular version still has an 8-inch one. The most noticeable difference when driving is the transmission—the PRO uses a 7-speed wet dual-clutch, while the older model had a 6AT, making the PRO much smoother in city traffic. Oh, and the PRO's top trim has an exclusive feature—a three-finger swipe function that allows navigation to be directly transferred to the instrument cluster. If you're buying the PRO, I'd recommend going straight for the version with L2 autonomous driving assistance—it's absolutely worth the extra cost.
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