Geely Xingyao 7 MAX Starts From About $13,600
Geely Galaxy Xingyao 7 MAX starts from about $13,600 in China and drew more than 10,000 firm orders within 23 hours of launch.
Updated July 21, 2026. This hub tracks China’s new-energy vehicle industry: automakers, batteries, charging, smart-driving regulation, supply chains, exports and market data. BYDToday separates official totals from estimates and labels the reporting period, metric and source so readers can compare like with like; see our Source Methodology. Key resources: China NEV export data, battery technology guide, and smart-driving systems comparison.

Geely Galaxy Xingyao 7 MAX starts from about $13,600 in China and drew more than 10,000 firm orders within 23 hours of launch.

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