Free 7kW EV Wall Charger, 1-Yr Public EVIE Charging, Premium Paint with Geely EX5 Order (from $40,990 + ORC) @ Geely

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Free 7kW EV Wall Charger, 1-Yr Public EVIE Charging, Premium Paint with Geely EX5 Order (from $40,990 + ORC) @ Geely
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Geely EX5

Driveaway Price

State Complete Inspire
NSW $44,191.47 $48,325.47
QLD $43,812.60 $47,280.60
VIC $44,347.20 $48,515.20
WA $44,847.68 $49,323.63
SA $43,960.91 $48,120.91
ACT $42,707.45 $46,707.45
NT N/A N/A
TAS N/A N/A

Launch Offer Details:

Promotion Period: 11 March 2025 – 30 April 2025

Eligible Vehicles: New and demonstrator MY25 EX5 models

Delivery Deadline: By 30 April 2025

1. 3 Years’ Complimentary Scheduled Servicing
Includes up to three (3) years or 60,000 km of scheduled servicing, whichever comes first.
For more information, please refer to Geely 3 Years’ Complimentary Scheduled Servicing terms and conditions at https://www.geely.com.au/offer-terms
Launch Offers only available to customers who purchase Eligible Vehicles from an authorised Geely Dealer within the Promotion Period. Geely Auto Australia reserves the right to modify, extend, or withdraw this offer at any time.

2. 1 Year Complimentary Public Charging with Evie Networks
One year of complimentary charging voucher with Evie Networks is valid for personal use only and capped at 1,000kWh. Use of this Promotional Offer is subject to Evie's Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Acceptable Use Policy.
The voucher is valid for 12 months from the date of activation.
Launch Offers only available to customers who purchase Eligible Vehicles from an authorised Geely Dealer within the Promotion Period. Geely Auto Australia reserves the right to modify, extend, or withdraw this offer at any time.

3. Free EV Home Charger Offer
Includes one (1) Starcharge Artemis Basic (7kW) single-phase wall charger.
Installation costs are not included and are the responsibility of the customer.
The charger is not transferable, not redeemable for cash, and cannot be substituted for another offer.
The charger comes with a three-year manufacturer warranty provided by the charger manufacturer, which starts from the date of supply and applies to the product itself, regardless of vehicle ownership.
If Starcharge Artemis Basic (7kW) single-phase wall charger becomes unavailable, Geely may substitute it with a charger of equal or greater value at its sole discretion.
Launch Offers only available to customers who purchase Eligible Vehicles from an authorised Geely Dealer within the Promotion Period. Geely Auto Australia reserves the right to modify, extend, or withdraw this offer at any time.

4. Free Premium Paint Offer
Customers can select any premium exterior paint color available for the Geely EX5 at no additional cost.
Premium exterior colours include: Shadow Black, Aquatic Green, Moonlit Silver, and Volcanic Grey.
Arctic White is a standard colour option available at no additional cost. Customers who select Arctic White will not be entitled to any alternative benefit, rebate, discount, or substitution under this promotion.
Launch Offers only available to customers who purchase Eligible Vehicles from an authorised Geely Dealer within the Promotion Period. Geely Auto Australia reserves the right to modify, extend, or withdraw this offer at any time.

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Comments

    • Wildesy on 11/03/2025 - 22:04
      +60

      (profanity) Tesla and that Putin-puppet

        • ThePicklePicker on 14/03/2025 - 16:42

          I too am a big fan of the amendment to section 13 of the Australian constitution to slightly alter the length and dates of senators' terms of office.

        • Pacify on 12/03/2025 - 02:17
          +38

          oh sure, keep thinking its only reddit that hate Musk. What a laugh

            • npnp on 12/03/2025 - 10:27
              +12

              @Spets: And you think your CCP hate came from knowing CCP perfectly well. Have you even been to China? I'm not a hater of neither Musk nor CCP but generally dislike them both. But when people say Musk this and that and also CCP this and that, they both are just being ignorant. As a matter of fact, media brainwashing happening in the west is just as bad as China (if not worse). Biggest difference I see is, brainwashing here doesn't even feel like such, we just believe we're free thinkers, whereas Chinese people are sort of aware of their circumstances. Not knowing that you are brainwashed and then accusing someone of being so is just hilarious. By the way, I don't think CCP wants Musk to have a bad publicity. In the grand scheme of things CCP would certainly want EV to pick up the game and they are well aware Musk's BS is a big part of that. Besides most of Tesla products comes from mainland China. If anything, they should be worried now that people are hating Musk more than ever.

              • Spets on 12/03/2025 - 13:57
                -3

                @npnp: Bruh, you really can't be serious, the CCP that actively persecutes Uyghurs in labour camps, welded their citizens shut in their apartment buildings during Covid, actively building military bases around Philippines by creating literal new islands, using their fishing fleets all over the world to wipe out whole fish ecosystems etc. Yeah. Go on. Oh and how can I forget the recent 107th Combat ship detachment sailing around Australia and performing live fire exercises while they're at it. Clearly they're the good guys. Or that Chinese ship that used Active Sonar while Australian divers were next to them in international waters.

                • thispasito on 12/03/2025 - 14:54
                  +6

                  @Spets: @Spets You think you are making some awesome argument but you are just proving his point…

                  • Spets on 12/03/2025 - 15:40

                    @thispasito: Explain. And no. I didn’t neg you.

                    • thispasito on 12/03/2025 - 22:33
                      +8

                      @Spets: Well, first of all I don't know why you are comparing Musk to a whole country/party. Secondly Geely is a private company, it's not government owned, so I don't know why you bring in CCP.

                      You complained:

                      "Imagine hating someone you never met because the media told you so"

                      Except everything you said about CCP is stuff reported in mainstream media. The Chinese battleship live fire news was literally on the front page of 9 and 7 news youtube channel last week. Sounds like you are "gobbling" up way more media narrative than anyone else.

                      You are proving @npnp 's point that you are brainwashed. You think anything China related is bad, even when Geely has nothing to do with CCP. You seem completely oblivious to what US does.You talk about CCP being "messed up" such as Uyghurs in labour camps like you care and it affects your consumer decisions.

                      I don't even need to defend CCP. Look at the US government allowing for profit prisons that incarcerate people for profit. Just 2 of these prisons have a combined revenue of 4 billion USD a year. It's no better than Uyghurs in labour camps but we hardly hear about it. Iraq is now completely (profanity) because of the US invasion to find non-existant WMD. They then killed the "dictator" that they support and put in charge of Iraq as if they did something heroic. You worry about China building military bases near Philipines, but out of 195 countries in the world, only 13 countries don't have at least 1 US military base inside their border.

                      You been brainwashed by western propaganda to think the US are the "good guys" and China are the "bad guys". There are no good guys. Does it affect your feelings about Tesla knowing US does all these things?

                      • npnp on 13/03/2025 - 14:10
                        +3

                        @thispasito: Very good response. The world, fueled by western media, is incredibly biased. We didn't say a word when they (US) invaded Iraq, Afghanistan or fueled the civil war in Libya (and many other countries in many ways, the list is huge). As a result, millions of people were killed. All those countries are now broken, bankrupt with millions of starving people. Do we feel any remorse? Nope. Have you ever wonder why?

                      • Spets on 13/03/2025 - 17:46

                        @thispasito: Imagine if I didn't think US government is any better or are the "good guys". They've started more wars in the last 100 years than any other country. I never said Elon was a good guy either, just interesting to see how people jumped on him now that the Media tells them to. Couple of years ago the same people would give their left nut to him.

                        Congrats. You just jumped to conclusions to try to sound superior.

                        "The Chinese battleship live fire news was literally on the front page of 9 and 7 news youtube channel last week" and yet it happened, so good job on proving my point, you keep watching those channels too.

                        Geely may be privately owned but they definitely are in doing work with CCP, like any other large Chinese private company. That's how they Chinese Communism system works.

                        • thispasito on 13/03/2025 - 20:29

                          @Spets: Mate, you are so lost in the sauce.

                          never said Elon was a good guy either

                          So you don't think he is a good guy… but anyone who dislikes him is because they "gobble" up media. What kind of mental gymnastic triple flip are you on about?

                          you keep watching those channels too

                          Yes, I can watch stuff and be critical. Isn't your whole arguement about people not being critical about the media?

                          Geely may be privately owned but they definitely are in doing work with CCP. That's how they Chinese Communism system works.

                          You are so knowledgable about Chinese Communism mate. The owner of Geely has criticised the CCP for not investing in privately owned domestic automotive companies. His biggest gripe with the CCP is that the state owned automotive companies don't partner with private ones.

                          Yet Musk, who has recieved billions in funding, loans, tax credits from the US government. He is currently an advisor to the president. Oh but Geely is definitely more connected to CCP cause "That's how they Chinese Communism system works".

                          Please don't reply because I won't reply again because this is such a waste of time. This isn't even a discussion or argument. It's just me teaching you stuff.

                          Please just stop. You are so brain washed.

                          • Spets on 15/03/2025 - 17:40

                            @thispasito: Every car manufacturer gets government grants in every country. Holden did it too here in Australia. Congrats, you're so smart. So educated.

                            Remember, education =/= intelligence.

                • JoBevo on 12/03/2025 - 16:38
                  +6

                  @Spets: The Uyghur labour camp narrative was pushed very successfully by ASPI which is funded by USAID, MIC, and other special interest groups off the back of an interesting character by the name of Adrian Zens. The report which Adrian Zens wrote up was specifically commissioned by the UK. I will let others do their own research into these entities and come to their concluded about this topic.

                  South China Sea - There are heaps of overlapping claims from other South East Asia countries but for some reason the west only likes to harp on about China's claim to it.

                  The combat ships sailing around Australia is an interesting one. A few weeks ago before this incident, there was an Australian spy plane dropping submarine detection devices into "international waters" around China. I would say China sending ships sailing around us is a pretty tame responds after knowing this fact. Our media only telling half-trues which is why we are have so many people hating things they really know nothing about.

                  • Spets on 12/03/2025 - 18:08
                    +3

                    @JoBevo: I dunno man, seems like a labour camp to me - https://www.dol.gov/agencies/ilab/against-their-will-the-sit…

                    "South China Sea - There are heaps of overlapping claims from other South East Asia countries but for some reason the west only likes to harp on about China's claim to it."
                    Because China is the only one making man made islands to strengthen their grip on the region?

                    "I would say China sending ships sailing around us is a pretty tame responds after knowing this fact." And don't forget their live fire exercises.

                    Let's talk about active assaults on our divers with active sonar, or destroying whole ecosystems with their fishing fleets. Or welding up their own citizens during covid.

                • npnp on 12/03/2025 - 17:39

                  @Spets: Look at you. Nicely brainwashed to the point now even ready to battle.. You are convinced that the Earth is flat as well, aren't you? Trump is the god sent saviour of the western civilisation. Musk is the noble man helping him unconditionally. Ignorant people are accusing these greatest people for saving the planet earth from all sorts of troubles.. Oh dear… Keep watching Fox mate.. At least you are happy within your limited self..

                  • Spets on 12/03/2025 - 18:10
                    +1

                    @npnp: You literally refuted nothing besides going on a personal attack. Good job, gobbling up that Elon is bad narrative like a good boy. Don't forget to wipe your mouth after.

              • 1st-Amendment on 13/03/2025 - 08:17
                -3

                @npnp:

                I'm not a hater of neither Musk nor CCP but generally dislike them both.

                Well that is fine, you are allowed to not like things. But the difference is the Commies are generally disliked because they oppress and murder hundreds of millions of people. Musk is disliked because some emotionally fragile children saw him act funny in Tiktok.
                There is no equivalence here.

            • joele on 12/03/2025 - 11:24

              @Spets: Yet the majority of the value of an electric car is in the battery, who makes Tesla's batteries?

              Two chinese giants - BYD and CATL (for all LFP models which they are transitioning most models to).

            • Series4Episode10 on 13/03/2025 - 09:12
              -1

              @Spets: Media had nothing to do with my dislike of him, his own actions did! … support the POS … seems like your kinda guy!

              • Spets on 15/03/2025 - 17:37

                @Series4Episode10: The "salute" thing once v's all the positives he's done for humanity like starlink, mainstreaming EVs, making space an affordable frontier, having a somewhat freedom of speech promoting social media platform (yes I know they ban random accounts but not as much as literally any other social media platform you use).

          • Series4Episode10 on 13/03/2025 - 09:09
            -1

            @Pacify: Yup, a 75% drop in Aus sales of Nazi cars says it all!

        • Ryanek on 12/03/2025 - 09:31
          +16

          Less Fox will do you good.

          • 1st-Amendment on 14/03/2025 - 17:52
            -1

            @Ryanek:

            Less Fox will do you good.

            The irony of this is that you plainly see the absurd bias in one channel but are completely oblivious to it on the other…

            Try switching it all off and see how much better your life is.

        • Hentendo on 14/03/2025 - 08:34

          You sound like those conservatives that live on r/conservative and call everyone redditors 😆

      • ATTS on 11/03/2025 - 22:47
        +2

        I prefer the model s

        • bboz on 11/03/2025 - 23:47
          +37

          I prefer the Model SS

      • RecklessMonkeys on 11/03/2025 - 22:54
        +38

        A roman salute isn't low enough for you?

        • Pigsy3 on 12/03/2025 - 09:24
          +7

          Low? He threw it higher than the German charlie Chaplin impersonator

        • 1st-Amendment on 13/03/2025 - 08:20
          -3

          A roman salute isn't low enough for you?

          Never before in history have so many people screamed so hysterically about a man waving.

          Sticks and stones may break my bones but waves will never hurt me…

      • Series4Episode10 on 13/03/2025 - 09:49

        HTF could Tesla drop prices? … since the company already loses a lot of $ (and always has run at a loss) has seen worldwide sales slump recently, more like the company will disappear than drop prices, or will need to be propped up with more loans, and since it's stocks have dropped recently, those loans will have a higher interest rate, things do not look good for Tesla! … and that's OLD news!

      • Aus Falcon on 21/03/2025 - 20:55
        +1

        low as in free? or maybe just take it and say it was yours by birthright?

        • gasman70 on 22/03/2025 - 10:36
          -2

          I suggest you educate yourself

    • whyisave on 11/03/2025 - 22:47

      HOLD THE LINE

      • SeVeN11 on 12/03/2025 - 01:52

        HODL

    • npnp on 12/03/2025 - 10:30
      +2

      When people say things about Musk vs CCP in terms of brainwashing media, it's just laughable. As a matter of fact, media brainwashing happening in the west is just as bad as China (if not worse). Biggest difference I see is, brainwashing here doesn't even feel like such, we just believe we're free thinkers, whereas Chinese people are sort of aware of their circumstances. Not knowing that you are brainwashed and then accusing someone of being so is just hilarious. By the way, I don't think CCP wants Musk to have a bad publicity. In the grand scheme of things CCP would certainly want EV to pick up the game and they are well aware Musk's BS is a big part of that. Besides most of Tesla products come from mainland China. If anything, they should be worried now that people are hating Musk more than ever.

  • xyron on 11/03/2025 - 21:53
    +18

    Great price, very tempting but lack of Android Auto is still a miss for me

    • HoochieMamma on 11/03/2025 - 22:11
      +2

      I thought this was coming with a future OTA update if I remember correctly?

      • lukie85 on 11/03/2025 - 22:13
        +15

        If I remember correctly, Apple Car Play OTA update ends of this year and Android Auto begins of next year.

        Just not sure why it takes so long.

      • noisymime on 12/03/2025 - 08:54
        +9

        If I've learned anything in my life, it's to never buy anything (Especially a $40k+ car!) with the expectation of a certain feature being added at a later date. So often it never happens or gets half arsed.

        • bunnybash on 12/03/2025 - 17:37
          +7

          But Full Self Driving is only 6 months away!!

      • supersabroso on 12/03/2025 - 09:17
        +1

        So's Christmas and 10,000 other features. Don't bet on "future updates" lol, this is not the first time a manufacturer has let buyers down.

      • xyron on 12/03/2025 - 09:39
        +1

        If you believe that it'll actually happen, I have a bridge in London to sell you.

        Never buy a car based on promised future features…

        • freeradical on 12/03/2025 - 10:12

          "Never buy a car based on promised future features…"

          This!!

        • macrocephalic on 12/03/2025 - 13:46

          A bridge in London for sale isn't without precedent though - London Bridge is in Arizona.

    • poppingtags on 12/03/2025 - 10:24

      The Leapmotor B10 should arrive later this year with Wireless Android Auto and Carplay, and a price tag that'll likely start from under $40k. Very similar dimensions to the Galaxy EX5, and compares very favourably.

      This duo will probably be the best bang for buck SUVs you can buy below $45k, brand new.

  • Creamsoda on 11/03/2025 - 22:01
    +21

    nice price. will take this over the Atto3 any day.

    • 11112007 on 11/03/2025 - 22:19
      +4

      Saw it at everything electric over the weekend.
      Really nice car. Didn't realise the range was that average though.

    • xrailgun on 11/03/2025 - 22:25

      literally had an atto 3 dealer demo on order, cancelled in favour of this after the local reviews went up.

  • Jonzay on 11/03/2025 - 22:02
    +4

    The more expensive model has a lower range, interesting strategy

    • slankets on 11/03/2025 - 22:09
      +2

      What gives? And slower too? Pay more for slower car? Nope.

    • caprimulgus on 11/03/2025 - 22:13
      +17

      It's actually not uncommon - Kia EVs are the same. GT-Line (and GT if you count them) usually have lower range. Usually its the long range version of the base model (Air LR) that has the highest range.

      EV5 GT-Line (top spec) has less range than EV5 Air LR (base spec), and is actually slower than the EV5 Earth (mid spec). Lol

      It's usually because of extra motors and larger wheels. (In the case of the Geely, its the larger wheels, which reduce efficiency.)

    • xrailgun on 11/03/2025 - 22:25
      +11

      very common across EVs because they """upgrade""" to bigger wheels. a bit annoying, but personally the average ~300-400km range would last me weeks of daily commute anyway so i'm not fussed.

      • drprox on 12/03/2025 - 07:32
        +9

        I agree and am sick of this bigger and bigger wheel trend. It compromises ride and tyres get more expensive too!

        • YpeKiYay on 12/03/2025 - 10:52

          Am up for some new tyres soon, my previous xtrail had 17" wheels, current one has 19" wheels, outer tyre radius indentical, tyre width identical, and to my surprise a 19" tyre is $50 or so more costly than the 17". Did not see that one coming.

        • macrocephalic on 12/03/2025 - 13:48

          Bigger wheels give better ride generally. Lower profile tyres give worse ride. If you put low profile tyres on big wheels (so they'll fit into the arches) then you get worse ride.

    • ilikeit on 12/03/2025 - 07:26
      +2

      Larger wheels reduces the range.

    • May4th on 12/03/2025 - 16:19

      it's the same battery. the less range is due to a bigger wheel

  • SpaceJudge on 11/03/2025 - 22:04
    -3

    Good price but won’t buy anything with a range lower then 550

    • slankets on 11/03/2025 - 22:07
      +24

      Very specific number there. Some people will say 300 or 400 but others will say 1000 is not enough even. For me I have 450km real world range and plenty for our daily runabout. Dual motor fun.

    • dontpanic on 11/03/2025 - 23:30
      +20

      I frequently do the 900km trip from Sydney to the Gold Coast, and honestly anything over 400km range should be fine so long as charging time isn't too long. This says it will go from 30% to 80% in 20 minutes, which means you probably only need to stop twice to charge. Just combine your charging with a couple of rest stops (which you probably should be doing anyway on a long drive) and you won't even notice.

      • supersabroso on 12/03/2025 - 09:26
        +4

        The Haval H6 ultra hybrid has 1,100km of range, costs $1k less in insurance every year as is $7k cheaper to purchase. Furthermore, I never have to charge my car because it's a conventional hybrid not an electric car. On the highway you'll be looking at 270km of range (Inspire) on the Brisbane to Gold Coast trip. EV cars were not built for the highway.

      • guidedlight on 12/03/2025 - 12:27
        -1

        Even if your vehicle is capable, an issue is that getting enough charging capacity to deliver that amount of power.

        The other day I plugged into a 200kw charger and only got 38kw (my vehicle can go up to 170kw).

        Having said that, ICE drivers are used to filling up with petrol. With EV charging you might only need 5 or 10 minutes to increase range enough to reach the destination.

        • macrocephalic on 12/03/2025 - 13:50
          +3

          And most ICE drivers will park their car at their home at night - where they could be charging it. For most people it's actually less trouble to own an EV as they don't have to go to a fuel station.

      • Series4Episode10 on 13/03/2025 - 09:21

        Be interesting to see a youtube on long distance travel driving an EV in Aus.

        • Series4Episode10 on 13/03/2025 - 09:24
          +3

          Just looked, there's heaps a youtubes on long distance EV travel.

        • Naigrabzo on 13/03/2025 - 13:39
          -1

          Also boring because of frequent charging stops.

    • beltdrive on 12/03/2025 - 06:49
      +6

      Oh really? My minimum range is 551 😏

      • billy_bob on 12/03/2025 - 10:45
        +1

        @beltdrive: Curious, what car do you have? I don't know of many EV's that can do 550km on the highway?

        • Morven on 12/03/2025 - 12:35
          +3

          Beltdrive was joking I think. One-upping the guy who wouldn't accept anything less than 550km.

      • Series4Episode10 on 13/03/2025 - 09:51

        Towing a trailer with a generator does not count!

  • brent3000 on 11/03/2025 - 22:08
    +13

    3.88% p.a rate on the finance is interesting, good rate considering the averages these days

    • jsb on 11/03/2025 - 22:34

      Where did you see this? I can't seem to find anything regarding this on the website. Also, no mention of vehicle/battery warranty.

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