Geely has revealed the Project KO11 at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, adding an off-road-oriented plug-in hybrid SUV to its planned global lineup. The reveal followed the announcement of the upcoming Monjaro EM-i. Geely has not disclosed the KO11’s powertrain details or other technical specifications, but says it will be powerful and fast.
The SUV has a boxy, retro-inspired exterior, with round LED headlights in a rectangular grille, an illuminated strip and updated Geely emblem. Other visible features include a bonnet air intake, silver lower bumper trim, cladding around the wheel arches, side steps, roof rails and two-tone black-and-silver wheels. More than 50 integrated mounting points are intended to support accessories and customisation.
Inside, the KO11 combines physical controls for off-road settings, including terrain modes, with a yacht-throttle-inspired gear selector. Its listed features also include a temperature-controlled refrigerator with two opening directions, AI climate control, an oxygen-generation system and a 23-speaker Flyme Sound system. Geely claims an 80.3% space-efficiency ratio, 1,050 litres of boot capacity and 63 separate storage compartments.
A global release is scheduled for 2027. Geely’s South African operation has said it plans to introduce seven models locally that year, but has not confirmed whether the KO11 will be among them.