Geely Raises Locally Assembled Emgrand and Coolray Prices, Prepares Three New Models for Egypt

Geely has increased prices for its locally assembled Emgrand and Coolray models in Egypt by 20,000 to 24,000 EGP, while preparing to launch three new 2027 models. The move comes ahead of the arrival of the New City Ray, New Star Ray. Monjaro iHEV hybrid, making this a pivotal moment for Geely in the Egyptian market. The increases apply directly to 2027 model year vehicles.

Geely Emgrand 2027 Prices Rise by 20,000 EGP

The Emgrand 2027 received a flat 20,000 EGP increase across both trims. The Comfort trim now costs 859,000 EGP, up from 839,000 EGP, while the higher-spec trim reached 959,000 EGP from 939,000 EGP. The increase is uniform across the lineup. This comes as the Egyptian car market faces mounting price pressure, turning every adjustment into a decisive factor for buyers weighing their options.

Coolray 2027: Uneven Hikes and a Stable Sport Trim

The Geely Coolray 2027 saw varying increases across its three trims. The Comfort trim rose to 989,000 EGP from 975,000 EGP, a modest 14,000 EGP bump. The Premium trim jumped to 1,099,000 EGP from 1,075,000 EGP — a 24,000 EGP increase, the largest in the lineup. The Sport trim held steady at 1,199,000 EGP with no change. That stability gives buyers a no-increase option, though the gap between trims has widened noticeably.

Three New Models Headed to Egypt

Geely is preparing to launch the New City Ray in three trims: Comfort, Premium. Sport, with official pricing to be announced at launch. The second model, the New Star Ray, will also arrive with three matching trims. The third is the Geely Monjaro iHEV 2027, equipped with a hybrid powertrain and offered in a single Luxury trim. Official prices for all three models have not yet been revealed. The expansion strengthens the brand's position in Egypt's growing hybrid segment, where competition is intensifying.

Six-Year or 200,000 km Warranty Across the Range

All new Geely models in the Egyptian market come with a warranty of 6 years or 200,000 kilometers. The coverage applies to both locally assembled and imported models. This long warranty serves as a strong draw for buyers seeking added value after purchase. It arrives as Chinese brands compete aggressively on generous warranty packages to earn Egyptian consumer trust.

The recent price hikes reflect cost pressures on local assembly, but they don't halt the expansion plan. The distributor is moving on two fronts: adjusting current model prices while preparing to introduce three new models. Egyptian buyers now face two paths — purchase at today's higher prices, or wait for the new models' official pricing. The long warranty could be the deciding factor in that equation.