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Geely plans to start selling cars in Canada in 2027
Geely, a major Chinese automaker, plans to begin selling cars in Canada in 2027.
The company says it is setting up Canadian operations and building a retail and service network with local partners.
It has not said which models it will offer, or announced prices or dealer locations.
Geely’s announcement follows Canada’s decision to allow a limited number of Chinese-made electric vehicles to enter at a 6.1% tariff, while imports beyond the quota face a 100% tariff.
Other Chinese automakers, including BYD and Chery, have also announced plans to enter Canada.
Geely sells electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in other markets, but it has not confirmed which, if any, will come to Canada.
More details are expected closer to the planned launch.
Geely says it is setting up Canadian operations and plans to begin selling cars under its namesake brand in 2027.
The company has not announced which models, prices or dealer locations it will offer.
Geely says it is building a retail and service network and recruiting dealer partners.
Canada’s tariff arrangement allows up to 49,000 Chinese-made electric vehicles a year to enter at a 6.1% tariff rate.
- Who
- Geely, the Chinese automaker.
- What
- It plans to start selling cars under its Geely brand in Canada. It has not announced the models.
- When
- Sales are planned to begin in 2027.
- Where
- Canada.
- Why
- Not stated
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Canada reduced its 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles as part of a deal with Beijing.
The 6.1% tariff rate for the quota of Chinese-made electric vehicles took effect.
Geely announced it was setting up Canadian operations and building a retail and service network.
Geely plans to begin selling its first cars in Canada.
- Planned sales start
- 2027
- Models announced
- None
- Annual quota
- 49,000 Chinese-made electric vehicles
- Tariff within quota
- 6.1%
- Current quota period ends
- February 28, 2027
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