Geely Galaxy EX2 Gets Price Hike of Up to EGP 50K in Egypt

Geely Galaxy EX2 prices have gone up in Egypt by up to EGP 50,000, with the base trim now at EGP 789,900 after a EGP 40,000 increase and the second trim reaching EGP 899,900 after a EGP 50,000 jump. The move came as part of an updated price list from the local distributor, which kept most other Geely models unchanged.

What Changed in Geely Galaxy EX2 Pricing

The numbers tell the story. The first trim of the Geely Galaxy EX2 moved from EGP 749,900 to EGP 789,900 — a EGP 40,000 rise, while the second trim climbed from EGP 849,900 to EGP 899,900, a full EGP 50,000 increase. The rest of the lineup held steady, making the Galaxy EX2 the only model affected in this round. In a market where currency swings and import costs keep pushing prices around, every update gets watched closely by buyers and dealers alike.

Powertrain, Battery, and Performance

Mechanically, nothing has changed. The Galaxy EX2 runs an electric motor delivering 115 hp and 150 Nm of torque, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 11.6 seconds with a top speed of 130 km/h. A 40.8 kWh battery pack provides up to 395 km of range on a single charge — figures that keep it competitive among entry-level EVs in Egypt.

Charging is where practicality lives. A slow charger takes the battery from 10% to 100% in 8.5 hours, while DC fast charging moves it from 30% to 80% in just 25 minutes. That flexibility matters for daily drivers in Cairo and other major cities where charging infrastructure is slowly expanding but still uneven.

Dimensions and Cabin Features

Size-wise, the Geely Galaxy EX2 measures 4135 mm long, 1805 mm wide. 1580 mm tall, riding on a 2650 mm wheelbase. Ground clearance sits at 160.8 mm for the first trim and 162 mm for the second — useful numbers for Egyptian roads. The cabin seats five and offers 375 liters of cargo space, expanding to 1320 liters with the rear seats folded.

Inside, the Galaxy EX2 packs a Flyme Auto infotainment system with a 14.6-inch main screen, an 8.8-inch digital instrument cluster, ambient lighting. Remote control via smartphone. These features keep it relevant in the compact EV segment, where tech content often decides the sale. Buyers tracking Geely prices will notice the brand is positioning the Galaxy EX2 as a tech-forward option rather than just a budget EV.

Safety Equipment

Safety remains a strong point. The Geely Galaxy EX2 comes with front, side. Curtain airbags, plus a Level 2 ADAS suite featuring 12 functions including lane keeping and automatic braking. That package puts it ahead of some rivals in the same price bracket and gives buyers one more reason to consider it despite the higher sticker.

The price hike reflects the cost pressures local distributors face, but it also puts the Galaxy EX2 in a tougher spot. The Egyptian EV market is crowded now, and buyers are sharper than ever about value. Whether the Geely Galaxy EX2 holds its ground after the increase will show in the coming months' sales numbers.