Geely, while not quite a household name, is becoming well known in Europe thanks first to its purchase of Volvo, and more recently its cooperation with Daimler-Benz to transform Smart into a Chinese-made global electric brand.

Launched in China in April, Geometry is meant to be a standalone brand making electric vehicles for the global market. Geometry A is the firm’s first product, and although looking a little similar to the company’s Emgrand GL saloon, it sits on a purpose-built EV platform. Geely clearly has the Tesla Model 3 in its sights, and in many ways it achieves what the 3 hasn’t quite managed – being an affordable mass market electric car.

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