Geely has revealed the cabin and additional exterior details of the refreshed Binyue Super Edition in China. The updated version is scheduled to go on sale on October 27. In overseas markets, the Binyue is known as the Coolray; the Super Edition is the more affordable, naturally aspirated variant, while the higher-priced Binyue L uses a turbocharged engine and a distinct design.
The Super Edition now shares much of its dashboard layout with the Binyue L. Equipment includes an 8.8-inch digital instrument display and a 14.6-inch multimedia screen, replacing the previous infotainment displays, which measured 8 or 12.3 inches. The doors and seats have also been revised, and physical controls sit beneath the central air vents. Geely has changed the cabin trim and redesigned the center tunnel, adding covered cupholders and a storage area; wireless phone charging is not included.
Outside, the facelift brings a larger grille with paired vertical chrome details, a new front bumper, silver accents on the rear bumper and redesigned 17-inch wheels. Preliminary information indicates the powertrain is unchanged: a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder producing 122 hp, paired with either a five-speed manual gearbox or a CVT. The crossover remains front-wheel drive. The article notes that related models sold in Russia include the Belgee X50 and, in higher-grade form, the Belgee X50+.