Geely EX2 passes one million global sales in two years

Geely says the EX2, sold in Australia from $26,490 before on-road costs, reached one million units in 24 months. October alone brought 71,337 sales worldwide, and the hatch holds a five-star ANCAP rating.

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4 Nov 2026
Geely EX2 compact electric hatchback, which has passed one million global sales

Key takeaways

  • Geely EX2 reached one million global sales 24 months after its October 2024 launch
  • Australian pricing starts at $26,490 before on-roads, with a five-star ANCAP rating
  • October global sales hit 71,337, with 465,775 sold in 2025

Geely says the EX2 has passed one million cumulative global sales, reaching the milestone in early October 2026, exactly 24 months after its 9 October 2024 launch. The small electric hatch, known as the E2 in some markets, has been on sale in Australia since July from $26,490 before on-road costs.

Geely EX2 compact electric hatchback, which has passed one million global sales

Geely EX2 sales milestones

The EX2 passed 10,000 sales in 16 days, 200,000 in just over 200 days, 600,000 on day 536 and 800,000 by July 2026. It sold 465,775 in 2025, which Geely says made it China’s best-selling car across all segments, citing IHS Markit. October 2026 alone brought 71,337 sales, and the EX2 is now sold in more than 30 markets.

In Australia, VFACTS figures reported by WhichCar show Geely sold 1,211 EX2s in September. Geely says Wheels named the EX2 its Best Compact Car for 2026-27.

The EX2 also earned five stars from ANCAP and Euro NCAP under the 2026 protocols. The ANCAP rating covers all Australian variants built from June 2026. Geely says the car has a reinforced body structure and seven airbags.

Geely EX2 compact electric hatchback, which has passed one million global sales

Geely EX2 Australian pricing

VariantPrice excluding on-roadsWLTP range
EX2 Complete$26,490252km
EX2 Inspire$30,990345km

View Geely EX2 driveaway pricing and specifications →

The EX2 is rear-wheel drive with multi-link rear suspension and a 70-litre front storage compartment, known as a frunk. It is a five-seater with a compact turning circle aimed at city driving. At launch, only the BYD Atto 1 was cheaper among new EVs in Australia, at $23,990 before on-road costs.

Geely describes the milestone as a shift from fast early adoption to sustained global sales. Geely has also confirmed the Emgrand plug-in hybrid sedan and a Battleship 700 plug-in hybrid large SUV for Australia in 2027.

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