Geely Xingyue L

Exterior Upgrades: Vertical Grille + Silver Logo, Rugged Yet Refined

The biggest change in the 2025 Xingyue L lies in its front-end design. The new model adopts a vertical waterfall-style grille paired with a silver Geely logo, giving it a wider and more imposing look. A new teal exterior color has also been added to meet the younger generation’s demand for individuality. On the side, a strong shoulder line, 20-inch alloy wheels, and a silver roof rack further enhance its rugged character. At the rear, the through-type taillights and sporty diffuser design are retained, ensuring excellent nighttime recognition.

In terms of size, the Xingyue L measures 4770 × 1895 × 1689 mm, with a wheelbase of 2845 mm. While positioned as a compact SUV, its actual cabin space is close to that of a mid-size SUV, offering generous rear legroom and making it fully capable for family use.

Available in 10 color options.

Interior & Features: Triple Screens + Headrest Speakers, Where Intelligence Meets Comfort

Inside, the design continues the tech-luxury theme. The triple-screen layout—a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, central infotainment display, and passenger entertainment screen—remains a highlight. The bezels have been further narrowed, delivering sharper visuals. The infotainment system has been upgraded to Galaxy OS, powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip, significantly improving operating smoothness while supporting voice interaction, Huawei HiCar connectivity, and OTA updates.

Comfort features receive several noteworthy upgrades:

• Headrest Speakers: Integrated with the Harman Infinity audio system, creating an immersive sound experience.

• Seat Massage + Second-row Power Adjustment: Relieves fatigue during long trips and improves rear-seat comfort.

• CDC Adaptive Suspension: Automatically adjusts damping based on road conditions, balancing handling and ride comfort.

Two interior color options available

Additionally, the center console eliminates most physical buttons, replacing them with a crystal electronic gear shifter and rotary knob. Paired with wood-grain trim, the cabin’s sense of quality rivals luxury SUVs in the 300,000 RMB class.

Performance: 2.0T + 8AT Golden Combination, AWD Fuel Consumption Only 8.59L

Performance is a core selling point of the 2025 Xingyue L. All trims are powered by a 2.0T high-output engine delivering 175 kW (238 hp) and 350 N·m of torque, paired with an Aisin 8-speed automatic transmission. The 0–100 km/h sprint takes just 7.5 seconds. Fuel consumption is rated at 7.79 L/100 km for FWD versions and 8.59 L/100 km for AWD, requiring 95-octane gasoline. Compared with competing 1.5T engines from joint-venture brands, its performance is clearly superior.

The flagship AWD model is equipped with BorgWarner’s sixth-generation on-demand AWD system and a multi-link independent rear suspension, ensuring greater stability on light off-road trails or slippery surfaces. Notably, the transmission logic has been refined, greatly improving shift smoothness—jerkiness in city traffic is virtually eliminated.

Buying Recommendations

1. Families: Spacious cabin and high safety (standard L2 driver assistance + 6 airbags) meet the needs of family travel.

2. Performance Enthusiasts: The 2.0T + 8AT combo easily outperforms 1.5T competitors, with confident acceleration and highway overtaking.

3. Tech Lovers: Triple screens, Galaxy OS, and 50W wireless charging put it ahead of the competition.

Recommended Trims:

• For buyers with a higher budget, the AWD Wangyue Edition (¥167,700) is the best choice, with CDC suspension and AWD significantly enhancing driving dynamics.

• For primarily urban commuting, the FWD Lanxing Edition (¥157,700) offers better value for money.