Geely Galaxy’s Battleship 700 set for October 10 launch

The plug-in hybrid off-roader drew 43,900 pre-sale orders in its first hour and offers a top output of 1,113 hp.

Source: CarNewsChina2026-09-291 min read

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Geely Galaxy says the Battleship 700, known in China as the Zhanjian 700, will go on sale in China on October 10. The SUV is derived from the Galaxy Cruiser concept, and the company reports 43,900 pre-sale orders in the first hour after reservations opened. Pre-sale prices range from 199,800 to 389,800 yuan, depending on the version.

The model uses Geely’s Thor EM-T hybrid system and is offered with either a 1.5-liter or 2.0-liter turbocharged engine. Its top trim pairs a three-motor all-wheel-drive setup with a combined 830 kW, or 1,113 hp, and is rated for a 3.95-second 0–100 km/h sprint. A 47.14 kWh LFP battery supports a claimed CLTC electric-only range of 305 km and combined range of more than 1,770 km.

Off-road and cabin features include active hydraulic suspension, 17 driving modes, roof-mounted LiDAR and a five-screen interior system. The Battleship 700 measures up to 5,085 mm long and has 233 mm of minimum ground clearance.

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