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Geely Monjaro EM-i Set for European Premiere at Paris Motor Show

Geely Monjaro EM-i Set for European Premiere at Paris Motor Show

Chinese automaker Geely is preparing to unveil the Monjaro EM-i at the upcoming Paris Motor Show, marking the model’s first official appearance in the European market. The Monjaro, known in some markets as the Xingyue L, is a midsize SUV that has already gained traction in China, and the EM-i variant represents Geely’s latest push into electrified powertrains.

The EM-i designation indicates a plug-in hybrid system, which aligns with Geely’s broader strategy to expand its new energy vehicle lineup. While specific technical details for the European version have not been disclosed, the EM-i powertrain in other models typically combines a turbocharged gasoline engine with an electric motor and a dedicated hybrid transmission, offering a balance of performance and efficiency. The Paris debut will give European media and potential customers a first look at the SUV’s design and technology.

Geely has been steadily increasing its presence in Europe through partnerships and its ownership of brands like Volvo and Polestar. Bringing the Monjaro EM-i to Paris underscores the company’s ambition to compete in the growing European plug-in hybrid segment, where demand for electrified family vehicles continues to rise. The move also follows Geely’s recent launches of electric models under its own brand, signaling a multi-pronged approach to electrification.

The Paris Motor Show, a key event on the automotive calendar, will serve as a critical platform for Geely to gauge European interest and potentially announce pricing and availability. As the market shifts toward stricter emissions regulations, the Monjaro EM-i could appeal to buyers seeking a practical SUV with reduced fuel consumption and the ability to drive short distances on electric power alone. Further details are expected to be revealed during the show.

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