One group, many badges
Geely Holding owns or controls Geely Auto, Lynk & Co, Zeekr and Proton, holds Volvo Cars, and has a substantial stake in Smart. Export badging varies by market, so a car sold under one name in Europe may carry another at home.
That makes badge-first searching unreliable in this part of the catalog. Enter the VIN and the catalog resolves which group the vehicle belongs to and which data set applies.
Export specifications diverge sharply
Chinese-market and export builds of the same nameplate can differ more than European marques' regional variants do: lighting, restraint systems, emissions hardware and equipment levels are all specified for the destination market, and the parts follow.
Model cycles are also short, and mid-cycle changes frequent, which makes build date a more common tiebreaker here than model year. Both are in the build record.
Electric models
A large share of the group's export range is electric or hybrid. High-voltage battery, drive unit and charging hardware appear as their own assembly groups, and components married to the vehicle need coding after fitting — worth establishing before the part is ordered rather than after it arrives.
Common Geely nameplates
These nameplates help you find the right vehicle family. Confirm the exact model, market and production period against the active catalog before quoting a part:
| Model | Production years |
|---|---|
| Geely Coolray | — |
| Geely Atlas | — |
| Geely Tugella | — |
| Geely Emgrand | — |
| Geely Monjaro | — |
Frequently asked questions
Which brands does Geely own?
Geely Holding owns or controls Geely Auto, Lynk & Co, Zeekr and Proton, holds Volvo Cars, and has a substantial stake in Smart. Export badging varies by market.
Why should I search by VIN rather than by badge?
Because the badge on the car and the catalog the parts live in are frequently different, particularly on export models. The VIN resolves the group and the exact build.
Does it cover electric models?
Yes. Electric and hybrid models resolve through the same catalog; what differs is which assembly groups exist, not how you navigate to them.