Geely has begun selling a refreshed Binyue Super Edition in China, the naturally aspirated, entry-level version of the SUV also known as the Coolray in some markets. The update changes the front-end styling and brings cabin elements from the more powerful Binyue L, while leaving the Super Edition’s powertrain unchanged.
A larger grille with paired chrome vertical accents and a redesigned front bumper distinguish the nose. The rear bumper gains vent-like details and silver trim, while the mirror housings have a carbon-look finish and the wheels get a new design. Overall length increases by 15 mm to 4,345 mm; width remains 1,800 mm, height 1,609 mm and wheelbase 2,600 mm.
Inside, the model receives a revised dashboard, door panels, seats and center tunnel. All versions have physical controls below the central air vents. Equipment varies by trim: the entry grade has 16-inch wheels and an 8.8-inch instrument display, while the top version adds a 14.6-inch infotainment screen, sunroof and surround-view cameras with a transparent-chassis view. The 1.5-liter four-cylinder produces 126 hp and 152 Nm; buyers get a five-speed manual or CVT, with front-wheel drive only.
The refreshed SUV is offered in three grades priced from 66,800 to 78,800 yuan before promotions. For comparison, the turbocharged, 181-hp Binyue L starts at 84,800 yuan in China.