Geely Galaxy TT Frontline Sales Feedback Released on November 5: Two Trims on Sale in Stores, Top Trim Delivery Awaits Until December

On November 5, the blogger "Zhang Yiping" shared frontline sales feedback on the Geely Galaxy TT on social media. In terms of configurations, the entry-level trim currently has no available cars, while the top-end Ultra and 725 rear-wheel-drive versions will not be delivered until December. The only configurations actually on sale in stores are the 640 Premium and 640 Flagship, each accounting for half of sales. Regarding the customer profile, Galaxy TT buyers are concentrated between the ages of 20 and 35, with a male-to-female ratio of about 60:40, and at least more than half are elderly family members buying cars for their children. The competitors set in the manufacturer's internal training are the Deepal L06, MG M07, and Chery Fengyun A9, while the model most mentioned by customers visiting stores is actually the Xiaomi SU7, with many people directly calling the Galaxy TT the "SU7 Youth Edition." In terms of product strength, the Galaxy TT offers a combination of C-segment dimensions, an 800V platform, and a starting range of 640 kilometers at a price of 129,900 yuan, while most models at the same price point remain on 400V platforms with around 500 kilometers of range. The chassis, featuring front all-aluminum double wishbones and a rear five-link setup with hydraulic bushings, is standard across the entire lineup. The Geely Galaxy TT is a C-segment AI pure electric sport sedan under the Geely Galaxy brand. It was officially launched on September 10, 2026, with five configuration versions, an official guide price of 139,900 to 195,900 yuan, and a limited-time launch price of 129,900 to 185,900 yuan. Positioned as a mid-to-large pure electric sedan, it is built on Geely's native pure electric dedicated architecture, with an 800V high-voltage platform and CATL Shenxing TT high-spec battery as standard across the lineup, supporting 6C super fast charging. At room temperature of 25 degrees, 10% to 80% SOC fast charging takes as little as about 11.6 minutes, and 11 minutes can add nearly 500 kilometers of range.