Geely Auto Group has made its first collective appearance at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, bringing together its three brands – Geely, Lynk & Co and Zeekr – at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
The show saw the European debut of the Geely Monjaro EM-i and Lynk & Co 07GT, alongside the Geely Galaxy Cruiser 700, Zeekr 9X and updated Zeekr 7X.

Geely brought several new energy vehicles (NEVs) to Paris, led by the Monjaro EM-i and Galaxy Cruiser 700. Their appearance highlights the brand's efforts to develop products for markets around the world.

The Geely Monjaro EM-i is the first Geely model to make its global debut outside China. It pairs a dedicated 1.5TD hybrid engine with a dual-motor plug-in hybrid system.

The Galaxy Cruiser 700 arrived in Paris shortly after its global unveiling on 10 October. It showcases Geely's latest work in combining intelligent vehicle technology with all-terrain capability, as the group steps up its international expansion.
The Lynk & Co 07GT is a new model developed for global markets. Based on the brand's "The Next Day" design language, it combines the sleek proportions of a shooting brake with the sporty character of a performance coupé.

The design reinforces Lynk & Co's distinctive identity while addressing European buyers' interest in estate-style practicality, attractive design and engaging driving dynamics.
The Zeekr 9X is the brand's flagship offering for the European luxury market, embodying its new "A New Class of Luxury" positioning.


Orders for the Zeekr 9X are now open in Europe, with deliveries expected to begin in January 2027.
The new Zeekr 7X, meanwhile, is expected to play a key role in the brand's continued growth in the region. It has received upgrades to its driver assistance systems, cabin technology, exterior design, driving range and performance.
The group's European expansion is also reflected in its sales figures. In September 2026, Geely, Lynk & Co and Zeekr recorded combined monthly sales of more than 10,000 vehicles in the European Union for the first time.


The Geely brand is now present in 27 European countries, with more than 450 sales and service locations.
Its line-up in the region is expanding with models including the Geely E5 (Galaxy E5), Geely Starray EM-i (Galaxy Starship 7) and Geely E2 (Xingyuan).
The Geely E2 went on sale in the UK and France in August before expanding to five more markets, including Spain and Germany. The brand plans to introduce it in additional European countries in due course.

Lynk & Co currently operates in 25 European countries, with more than 140 sales locations. From 2027, Volvo Cars will become the brand's exclusive distributor in Europe.
Lynk & Co will be able to draw on Volvo Cars' established retail and aftersales network to reach more customers in the region. The partnership is intended to support the brand's long-term growth while retaining its distinct identity and customer experience.
Zeekr is also expanding rapidly in Europe, where its deliveries in 2026 have risen by 200% year on year, making it one of the region's fastest-growing luxury car brands.
Following recent expansion into Finland, the three Baltic states, Poland and Austria, Zeekr now operates in 22 European countries. It aims to cover 95% of the European market by the end of this year.

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