Geely Galaxy EX2 2027 Prices Jump EGP 50K in Egypt — Still the Cheapest EV

Geely Galaxy EX2 2027 has arrived in Egypt with a price increase of up to EGP 50,000 over the previous model year, keeping it the cheapest fully electric vehicle on the market. The entry-level trim now starts at EGP 789,900, up from EGP 749,900. The hike is real.

Geely Galaxy EX2 — New Pricing and Trims

The local distributor rolled out the 2027 model with increases ranging between EGP 40,000 and EGP 50,000. The second, better-equipped trim is now priced at EGP 899,900 instead of EGP 849,900. That puts the gap between the two variants at EGP 110,000. The move comes as Egypt's EV market absorbs a wave of successive price hikes driven by currency fluctuations and rising import costs. Even after the increase, the Geely Galaxy EX2 remains the most affordable fully electric option in the country — a clear competitive edge for budget-conscious buyers.

Electric Performance of the Geely Galaxy EX2

The Geely Galaxy EX2 relies on a fully integrated electric powertrain that delivers sharp response. It accelerates from 0 to 50 km/h in just 4.6 seconds, while top speed is capped at 130 km/h. Those figures suit urban driving perfectly. Rear-wheel drive enhances stability and balance. The turning radius measures just 4.95 metres — making tight streets and crowded parking lots far less stressful. Does a city driver really need more?

Interior Space and Equipment

Inside, the Geely EX2 packs up to 36 storage compartments across the cabin. The rear boot holds 375 litres, expandable to 1,320 litres with the rear seats folded. Seats offer solid comfort levels, with generous rear legroom that keeps passengers relaxed on longer journeys. Tech highlights include a 14.6-inch central infotainment screen, an 8.8-inch digital instrument cluster. The Flyme Auto operating system. A complete package.

Competition in Egypt's EV Market

The price bump for the Geely Galaxy EX2 lands as Chinese brands intensify their battle in the affordable EV segment. Still, the Geely Galaxy EX2 holds the title of Egypt's cheapest fully electric car — the key draw for anyone looking to go electric without crossing the EGP 900,000 mark. EV demand in Egypt is growing slowly but steadily, and price remains the decisive factor.