Geely Auto will enter Canada. Image created by CarNewsChina Geely Auto announced its official entry into Canada in 2027 with a bunch of models that have yet to be disclosed. The company’s current lineup includes Geely, Geely Galaxy, Zeekr, and Lynk & Co brands. This automaker is currently building its retail and service network. Canada previously made headlines after the allocation of a quota of 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles annually that are subject to a tariff rate of 6.1% without the additional 100% tariff. This quota will gradually increase to 70,000 vehicles per year. It was previously shared that Tesla and Lincoln became the earliest beneficiaries of this policy. At the same time, Geely Group (not to be confused with Geely Auto, which is a subsidiary of Geely Group) also enjoyed the lower tariff on Polestar- and Lotus-branded EVs. However, BYD is also showing a great interest in the Canadian car market. Therefore, its biggest Chinese rival, Geely, hurried to introduce models for a more affordable market segment. CarNewsChina expects that Geely may enter the local market with high-volume-selling products like the Geely EX2 and the Geely EX5. Geely is reportedly “deepening roots in the Canadian market with local market expertise to meet the needs of Canadian drivers.” According to Geely Auto’s representatives, its entry into Canada will “leverage the Group’s capabilities in global vehicle engineering, safety, electrification, intelligent technology, and advanced manufacturing.” The company’s cumulative sales from January to September 2026 exceeded 2.235 million units, setting a record high. Overseas exports totaled over 797,000 units, up 169% Year-Over-Year. In September 2026, the brand’s exports exceeded 106,000 units. It marked the fourth consecutive month of exceeding 100,000 units in monthly sales. Additionally, September exports of new energy vehicles surpassed 73,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 403%. Geely Auto’s Global Product Portfolio.