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Which Geely model features automatic parking?

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DiArcher
08/26/25 5:08am

Geely models equipped with automatic parking functionality include the Geely Xingyue. Below are its key features: Vehicle Positioning: As the first product built on Geely's CMA modular architecture, it is positioned as a premium sport SUV, belonging to Geely's high-end series. Exterior Design: The Xingyue adopts the "Dynamic Moment" design philosophy, drawing inspiration from life and nature based on the "Time Aesthetics" concept, capturing the most dynamic moments. It integrates dynamic visual characteristics into static forms. The Xingyue is a sport SUV that achieves perfect balance, harmonizing the coupe-style silhouette with practical space, as well as blending sporty handling with ride comfort.

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JocelynRose
09/08/25 7:01am

Speaking of Geely's automatic parking, I recently tried the new Lynk & Co 08. Its automatic parking system is super user-friendly - just swipe your finger on the screen and it finds parking spots by itself, parking perfectly straight. Geely's Zeekr 001 and Zeekr X also have similar features, with remote parking via smartphone app being particularly convenient, especially for tight urban parking spaces. However, availability depends on specific configurations as some versions require this as an optional extra. New models like the Boyue L should include it if equipped with the advanced driver assistance package. Personally, I think the new energy versions are more cost-effective now, with more mature technology and more precise parking.

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KendraAnn
10/22/25 7:08am

I drive a Geely Xingyue L, which comes with an automatic parking function. When parking at the mall, I just press a button, and the system automatically scans and parks into a spot, saving me a lot of hassle. Cars from the Lynk & Co brand, such as the Lynk & Co 06 or Lynk & Co 09, also feature this technology in their higher-end models. I think it's important to check whether the feature is standard across the entire lineup when choosing a car, as some entry-level models might require an additional cost for installation. Nowadays, Geely's new cars are all moving toward smart technology, with automatic parking being just the starting point—some models can even memorize parking routes. For family cars, this feature is incredibly practical, especially for new drivers or those who frequently navigate crowded areas.

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LaLandon
12/05/25 7:32am

Geely's automatic parking is commonly found in new car series, such as the flagship ZEEKR 009 MPV, which features simple operation and fast speed. The Lynk & Co 08's intelligent parking is even more advanced, supporting parking in narrow spaces. The performance of these functions varies depending on the configuration.

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