Geely Galaxy Lands in Morocco: The Electric Revolution Has a New Name

On May 21, 2026, Bamotors Maroc officially launched Geely Galaxy in Morocco. The new lineup of smart electrified vehicles from the Geely group marks a turning point in the brand’s strategy in the Kingdom, with a clear focus on making next-generation mobility more technological, more connected, and more accessible to Moroccan drivers.

A Brand That Thinks Ahead

Geely has never been a brand content to follow. Since its debut in Morocco in 2023, the Chinese automotive giant has built its presence on a clear promise: modern vehicles, advanced technology, and a network rooted in trust. Now, with the arrival of Geely Galaxy, the brand takes a decisive step forward, drawing a clear line between its classic thermal offering and a bold new generation of smart electrified models. The message is unambiguous: the future of mobility is here, and it is being written in Morocco.

Launched in China in 2023, Geely Galaxy was conceived as the strategic pillar of the group’s global “New Energy” vision. By March 2025, the Galaxy range had already set its ambitions at a million units. By April 2026, cumulative worldwide sales had surpassed two million vehicles, establishing what the industry now refers to as “Galaxy Speed” a pace of growth that few brands in automotive history have matched.

The EX5 EM-i: Intelligence Without Compromise

The first model to take the spotlight at the Casablanca launch is the EX5 EM-i, a plug-in hybrid that speaks directly to the Moroccan driver. This is not electrification for electrification’s sake. The EX5 EM-i is built around a next-generation EM-i hybrid technology that delivers energy efficiency, reassuring range, and effortless performance the kind of vehicle that accompanies a lifestyle without interrupting it.

Inside, a high level of comfort meets an ecosystem of genuinely useful onboard technologies and a comprehensive suite of safety and driver assistance systems. The EX5 EM-i is, in every sense, a proposal for the transition: a bridge between what drivers know and where the road is heading, designed with enough intelligence to make that crossing feel natural.

The EX2: Urban Mobility, Elevated

Then came the revelation of the evening. The all-new EX2, a compact electric city car, makes its Moroccan debut with the kind of confidence that redraws category expectations. Agile, modern, and conceived for the rhythms of daily urban life, the EX2 distills design, technology, and simplicity into a format that is, crucially, accessible.

With the EX2, Geely is making a statement about inclusion. Electric mobility should not be a privilege reserved for the few. It should be intuitive, attractive, and budget-conscious qualities that the EX2 embodies without apology. This is a vehicle that democratizes a new generation of urban driving, one compact, elegant silhouette at a time.

Morocco at the Heart of a Global Strategy

The arrival of Geely Galaxy is not incidental to Geely’s international ambitions — it is central to them. The Casablanca launch signals Morocco’s strategic importance within the group’s “New Energy” deployment, built on four pillars: technological innovation, safety, accessibility, and user experience. In choosing Morocco as a key market for this rollout, Geely acknowledges what discerning observers have long understood: Moroccan consumers are sophisticated, aspirational, and ready.

Behind the launch stands Bamotors Maroc, a subsidiary of the French international group GBH, and the official distributor of both Kia and Geely in Morocco since 2019 and 2023 respectively. With over 250 employees, 33 points of sale across the Kingdom, and operations spanning new vehicles, spare parts through Piassaty, and pre-owned cars under Kia Occasion, Bamotors has the infrastructure to support this new era and the vision to deliver it.

The Road Ahead

What Geely Galaxy brings to Morocco goes beyond horsepower and battery range. It brings a philosophy: that technology should serve the user, not overwhelm them. That electrification should feel like progress, not sacrifice. And that a new generation of Moroccan drivers urban families, city commuters, forward-thinking professionals deserves vehicles built around their real lives.

The revolution moves quietly. But it moves fast.