China’s Geely Auto Group has made its first group-level appearance at the Paris Motor Show, presenting Geely Auto, Lynk & Co, and Zeekr.
Lynk & Co presented the European premiere of its 07GT plug-in hybrid sport touring vehicle.
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Zeekr gave the Gothenburg-designed Zeekr 9X six-seater SUV its European motor show debut.
The company said orders for the 9X are open, with deliveries due to start in January 2027.
The brand also displayed the updated Zeekr 7X, which is expected to reach its first customers in the first quarter of 2027.
Changes include styling, driver-assistance features, and electric powertrain performance.
Geely Auto introduced the Monjaro EM-i D-segment hybrid SUV to Europe.
The vehicle uses the company’s EM-i Super Hybrid system, which combines a 1.5T plug-in hybrid engine with energy management.
The Monjaro EM-i has a connected cockpit featuring 15.4in and 12.3in displays, alongside an optional 25.6in display.
Geely Auto UK managing director Michael Yang said: “From the way the car responds to and handles on the road, to the confidence provided by its safety systems, to the comfort of its cabin and the intelligence of its technology, the Geely Monjaro stands out from the crowd.”
Furthermore, the group unveiled Project KO11, a plug-in hybrid high-performance all-terrain SUV intended for European release.
Geely Auto said it will confirm the vehicle’s technical specifications, official name, and European availability at a later date, with plans for the car to be available in Europe at the end of 2027.
The development comes as combined monthly European sales for Geely Auto, Lynk & Co, and Zeekr exceeded 10,000 units for the first time in September 2026.
The group has expanded its European retail, aftersales, and product development operations.
Globally, Geely Auto Group sold 2,235,481 units from January to September 2026.
Sales outside mainland China rose 169% year on year to 797,670 units, while the group recorded seven consecutive months of year-on-year and month-on-month growth.
