Geely launches direct sales program and EX2 can cost R$ 104 thousand

The Chinese brand now offers its three cars with special conditions for taxi drivers, legal entities and taxi drivers

EX2 will be nationalized soon (Photo: Geely | Disclosure)
By Eduardo Rodrigues
Published on 2026-09-02 at 04:00 PM

Geely launched its direct sales program and included all three of its cars sold in Brazil. In addition to selling cars with discounts and tax exemptions, the brand also offers financing in up to 36 installments and a rate of 0.99% per month in this type of sales.

This type of sales was already expected by the public, especially for the compact EX2. Direct sales represent almost half of the brand new car market in Brazil.

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At this first moment, Geely offers its discounts for direct sales (CNPJ), taxi drivers and PwD. Check out the price list:

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Car Retail Price for taxi driver Price for direct Price for PwD
EX2 Pro BRL 123.800 BRL 104.212 BRL 116.372 BRL 120.580
EX2 Max BRL 136.800 BRL 115.155 BRL 128.592 BRL 133.242
EX5 Pro BRL 205.800 BRL 167.505 BRL 183.162
EX5 Max BRL 225.800 BRL 185.840 BRL 212.252
EX5 EM-i Pro BRL 189.990 BRL 148.833 BRL 174.791 BRL 172.210
EX5 EM-i Ultra BRL 234.990 BRL 184.085 BRL 216.191

These offers are already available at all 40 Geely dealerships throughout Brazil. The two versions of the EX2 are still offered to taxi drivers through the Move Brasil program.

The biggest discounts offered are for taxi drivers, who enjoy more tax exemptions. For PwD, the exemptions are not total because the EX2 Pro is priced above R$ 120 thousand, below this value it would have greater exemptions.

Geely currently sells three cars in Brazil: the EX2 electric hatchback, the EX5 electric medium SUV and the EX5 EM-i hybrid SUV. For now, the brand is working on the nationalization of two of these models and does not comment on other launches.

Geely intends to start producing the EX2 and EX5 EM-i at the São José dos Pinhais (PR) plant before the end of 2026. The Chinese brand bought 26% of Renault do Brasil’s operations and will be able to use the French brand’s manufacturing facility.

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