Geely Holding Group aims to sell 6.5 million vehicles globally by 2030, with around three-quarters of that volume coming from new energy vehicles, its chief executive said, underscoring the company’s push to scale up electrification and overseas expansion.
Andy An, chief executive of Geely Holding, said at a strategic briefing on Thursday that the group’s ambition is to rank among the world’s top five automakers by sales volume by the end of the decade. By 2030, Geely expects markets outside China to account for more than one-third of total unit sales, with global revenue exceeding 1 trillion yuan ($144 billion).
The targets encompass Geely Holding’s wholly owned brands, including Geely Auto and Zeekr, as well as brands in which the group holds stakes, such as Volvo Car, Polestar and Proton.
Geely Holding sold 4.12 million vehicles in 2025, up 26% from a year earlier, providing a strong base for its longer-term expansion plans. Sales of new energy vehicles reached 2.29 million units, a 58% year-on-year increase, accounting for 56% of the group’s total deliveries.
Geely Auto remained the largest contributor within the group, delivering 3.02 million vehicles in 2025, surpassing its 3-million-unit target and posting nearly 39% growth from the previous year. Exports from Geely Auto totalled 418,904 vehicles, up 3.59% year on year, reflecting steady progress in international markets.
Looking ahead, Geely Auto has set a sales target of 3.45 million vehicles for 2026, including 2.22 million new energy vehicles, as the group accelerates its transition toward electrified models while continuing to broaden its global footprint.