Geely Galaxy launched two special edition variants of its Xingyuan electric hatchback in China on Friday, pricing both trims at 91,800 yuan ($13,670) to defend its volume share in entry-level passenger vehicles.

Buyers securing orders through November 30 receive a 3,000-yuan trade-in subsidy that lowers the effective price to 88,800 yuan. The additions expand the Xingyuan lineup beyond its existing six baseline grades, which retail between 64,800 yuan and 94,800 yuan before temporary discounts.

The two new editions diverge on trim packages while sharing mechanical underpinnings. Geely styled the Star Ace with a sport exterior kit, an obsidian black contrasting cabin and three model-exclusive paint colors. The Star Chill variant uses a milky salt beige exterior paired with light beige interior upholstery.

Both cars feature a 70-liter powered front trunk that opens via six automated methods, including a physical knock sensor on the bodywork. Inside, Geely installed its Eva animated robot display on the dashboard, designed with 60 degrees of motorized articulation and more than 50 interactive facial expressions.

Cockpit electronics run on Geely’s Flyme Auto 2.0 operating system, backed by a 7-nanometer StarDragon 1 processor designed by affiliated chipmaker SiEngine. Driver-assist functions run on the Geely Afari Smart Driving H3 architecture, allowing navigation on autopilot across highways and elevated urban routes alongside automated memory parking.

Dimensionally, the hatchback measures 4,135 mm long, 1,805 mm wide and 1,570 mm tall on a 2,650 mm wheelbase. Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd supplies cells as standard equipment across all configurations.

Traction comes from a single rear-mounted electric motor delivering either 58 kW or 85 kW depending on the selected grade.

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