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Geely launches methanol-powered Galaxy Starshine 6 EF in China

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 3
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Geely introduced a methanol-powered version of the Galaxy Starshine 6, named EF, in China. The vehicle, which is also known as the Geely Emgrand L EM-i outside China, has a starting price of 76,800 yuan (11,550 USD) and features a 1.5-liter engine capable of running on both fuel and methanol.

From carnewschina.com

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The launch expands Geely's vehicle lineup to incorporate methanol as a fuel source, utilizing the 1,400 methanol stations Geely previously installed across China. This move supports the company's efforts to strengthen market competitiveness through product diversification.

Geely's subsidiaries, including Galaxy, Lynk & Co, and China Star, are driving growth and strengthening market competitiveness.

From carnewschina.com

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