Geely says its Battleship 700 plug-in hybrid SUV will reach Europe in the second half of 2027. Company officials disclosed the timing at the 2026 Paris Auto Show, where the off-road-oriented model was officially revealed. The SUV is also expected to enter Australia in 2027. In China, it is sold as the Galaxy Zhanjian 700 and carries the KO11 codename.
The model has a squared-off exterior, rectangular headlights and a swing-out tailgate carrying a full-size spare. Its standard front-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid pairs a 1.5-liter engine with an electric motor for 350 kW (469 hp) and 605 Nm. An all-wheel-drive version adds two rear motors, lifting output to 690 kW (925 hp) and 1,165 Nm. The range-topping configuration uses a 2-liter engine and three electric motors to deliver 830 kW (1,113 hp) and 1,330 Nm; Geely quotes a 0–100 km/h time of 3.95 seconds for this version.
A 47.14 kWh battery provides a claimed 270–305 km of CLTC electric range, equivalent to about 221–250 km under WLTP. The SUV measures 5,085 mm long with its spare wheel, or 4,890 mm without it, and has a 2,900 mm wheelbase. Other off-road details include 233 mm of ground clearance and optional hydraulic suspension; the article also notes a swimming mode.
Inside, the five-seat cabin includes a 15.4-inch central display, a 12.88-inch passenger screen, a 10.2-inch instrument display, a head-up display and an 18.5-liter built-in refrigerator. China pricing ranges from 189,800 to 379,800 yuan (about US$28,360–56,755). Geely has not announced European prices.