Geely Monjaro EM-i Launches in Egypt with Prices Starting at EGP 1.699 Million
Abu Ghali Motors has launched the Geely Monjaro EM-i in Egypt with prices starting from EGP 1,699,000. The SUV is available in four trims: Pro, Max, Ultra, and Ultra Brown. The new model aims to expand Geely's presence in the SUV segment with new energy technologies. The top-spec Ultra Brown trim is priced at EGP 1,999,000.
Abu Ghali Motors, the official distributor of Geely in Egypt, has officially introduced the all-new Monjaro EM-i to the local market. The crossover starts at EGP 1,699,000, a price point that drops it straight into the heart of a heated battle within the premium family SUV segment.
Four Trims and an Official Price List
The announced price list reveals that the Geely Monjaro will be offered in four distinct trim levels designed to appeal to a wide spectrum of buyers. The base Pro trim starts at EGP 1,699,000, while the mid-level Max trim is priced at EGP 1,790,000. Stepping up to the Ultra (AWD) trim costs EGP 1,949,000, with the range-topping Ultra Brown (AWD) finishing at EGP 1,999,000.
The gap between trims is more than just cosmetic. Moving from the Max to the Ultra adds an all-wheel-drive system, a feature that matters to families seeking extra confidence on highways and light off-road conditions.
An Expanding SUV Lineup
The Monjaro EM-i joins the growing Geely family in Egypt, marking a clear strategic push to strengthen the Chinese brand's footprint in the sports utility vehicle category. The company is betting on new energy technologies to compete aggressively, a move that lands at a time when demand for hybrid and electrified powertrains is visibly climbing across the Egyptian market.
The newcomer sits alongside models like the Geely Coolray and Okavango, giving the lineup coverage across different size and price brackets. It gives the Egyptian customer a wider choice, particularly as demand for SUVs with European-grade features at a competitive price continues to rise.
Timing is crucial. The Monjaro EM-i launch arrives as the Egyptian new car market watches price movements closely, yet Geely positions itself as a value-for-money option. With strong rivals present in this segment, Monjaro's success will hinge on convincing local buyers of the merits of its new energy technologies.
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