Discover the new Geely Coolray price starting at VND 499 million and the 7‑seat Okavango from VND 739 million in Vietnam. Learn more now!
Geely Vietnam has officially rolled out a new SUV duo for the local market: the refreshed Geely Coolray 2026 and the brand‑new Geely Okavango. Both models come with competitive pricing that aims to capture a larger share of Vietnam’s fast‑growing SUV segment.
Pricing Overview
The 2026 Coolray is offered in three trim levels:
- Executive – VND 499 million
- Premium – VND 549 million
- Flagship – VND 599 million
The Okavango, a new 7‑seat SUV, starts at VND 739 million for the Executive version and climbs to VND 799 million for the Premium specification.
Geely Coolray 2026 – What’s New?
Visually, the Coolray receives a bolder front end. The grille is widened and accented with horizontal mesh, giving the car a more aggressive stance. Under the hood, the model retains the turbocharged 1.5 L engine that delivers up to 181 hp and 290 Nm of torque.
This compact B‑segment SUV now competes in a crowded field that includes the VinFast VF 6, Mitsubishi Xforce, Toyota Yaris Cross, Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos. With roughly 20 rivals fighting for market share, Geely’s refreshed styling and attractive price point are key differentiators.
Geely Okavango – Entering the D‑Segment
The Okavango marks Geely’s entry into the D‑segment (mid‑size) SUV market in Vietnam. It is powered by a 2.0 L turbocharged gasoline engine that produces 215 hp and 325 Nm of torque. Power is sent to the front wheels through a wet‑clutch 7‑speed dual‑clutch transmission, providing smooth shifts and efficient fuel consumption.
As a 7‑seat vehicle, the Okavango targets families who need extra space without stepping up to a full‑size SUV. Its main competition includes the Ford Everest, Hyundai Santa Fe, Mazda CX‑8 and Kia Sorento.
How These Launches Fit Into Vietnam’s SUV Landscape
Vietnam’s SUV market is booming, driven by rising disposable incomes and a preference for higher‑ground‑clearance vehicles. By positioning the Coolray at a sub‑VND 600 million price bracket and the Okavango just under VND 800 million, Geely aims to attract both first‑time buyers and larger families looking for value.
For consumers, the key take‑aways are:
- Modern design updates without a price premium.
- Turbocharged powertrains that balance performance and efficiency.
- Competitive pricing against established Japanese, Korean and local brands.
What’s Next?
Geely plans to expand its dealer network across the country and introduce additional hybrid options later in the year. Prospective buyers can schedule test drives at authorized showrooms or explore financing deals directly on Geely Vietnam’s website.
With the Coolray and Okavango now on sale, the brand is poised to become a serious contender in both the compact and mid‑size SUV segments.