Geely Xingyue S

The Geely Xingyue S, previously the Geely Xingyue before 2021 is a compact crossover SUV with a sloping rear roofline produced by Geely Auto. It is known in overseas markets as the Geely Tugella.

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Overview

The new vehicle was named "FY11" under development, and was released in March 2019 as the Xingyue. The Xingyue is based on the CMA platform.
Engine options for the Geely Xingyue include a petrol-powered 1.5 liter straight-three engine, producing and of torque, and a 2.0 liter straight-four turbo engine producing and of torque. Transmissions include a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission on lower-end models, and a 8-speed Aisin automatic transmission on the highest-spec model, the 350T.

Model variations

All model versions are named for their produced torque, in newton-meters.
300T- The base model, a gas-only, 5-seat SUV, is powered by a 1.5TD, 3-cylinder, turbocharged direct injection engine. The transmission is a 7-speed wet dual clutch.
350T- A power-focused sports model, similar to the 300T, but with a 2.0T 4-cylinder turbocharged engine that produces. More power comes through in the form of an Aisin 8-speed transmission. Features a top speed of .
400T- Geely's flagship Xing Yue model, and the only one with the ability to run off of pure electricity, albeit for a very limited. Despite the lowest top speed of any Xing Yue, it produces a modest.

Knewstar 001

In September 2024, the Geely Tugella was withdrawn from Geely's line-up in Russia, and was reintroduced under a new brand with a revised front fascia as the Knewstar 001. Production of the vehicle were moved to a facility owned by Yufun Auto in Harbin, China with an annual capacity of 120,000 units. The plant located near the Russian border and is focused on exports to Russia. The Knewstar line will eventually consist of three models, including the Knewstar 002 compact SUV and a D-segment sedan. Industry experts and analysts noted that the brand is an effort to distance Geely with Russia due to the threat of international sanctions during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.