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IT之家 2026-05-24

Geely (吉利) Galaxy (银河) Xingyao 7MAX (星耀 7MAX) posts 10,000+ deposit pre-orders in 23 hours; limited-time price ¥98,800–¥129,800

Fast start: pre-orders surge

It has been reported that Geely (吉利) Galaxy (银河) Xingyao 7MAX (星耀 7MAX) booked over 10,000 deposit pre-orders within 23 hours of its launch—data cited by Geely Automobile Sales Company and reported by IT Home. The model’s limited-time pricing is set at ¥98,800–¥129,800 after an advertised ¥10,000 cut from the initial ¥108,800–¥139,800 range, a push designed to stimulate early demand.

Product highlights and specs

The Xingyao 7MAX is positioned as a value-packed mid-size offering. Dimensions are 4,958 × 1,915 × 1,505 mm with a 2,852 mm wheelbase and a 541-litre trunk. It carries Geely Galaxy’s “ripple aesthetics” with a vertical “Galaxy Waterfall” grille, illuminated mesh, “Feiyan Hushi” headlights and a laser-etched “Rising Sun” rear light bar. Inside, the car uses a wraparound cockpit, soft-touch materials, 256-colour ambient lighting, crystal rotary controls, rear armrest with smart island and even seat massage.

Under the skin the Xingyao 7MAX delivers strong performance: combined output of 312 kW, peak torque of 526 N·m and a claimed 0–100 km/h time of 5.4 seconds. It also debuts an e-AWD smart electric four-wheel-drive system that adapts to road conditions and introduces an in-car Eva robot for emotional interaction, facial expressions and NFC-based interactions—features aimed at tech-savvy Chinese buyers.

Market context: timing and questions

Why does this matter beyond Chinese showrooms? Geely is one of China’s largest independent automakers and its Galaxy sub-brand competes in a crowded domestic EV and electrified-vehicle market where rapid order books can make or break a launch. It has been reported that the quick pre-order uptake reflects both aggressive pricing and feature-rich positioning. Can Geely convert early interest into sustained sales and export momentum amid rising international scrutiny of Chinese tech and supply chains? That will be the next test.

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