Chinese automaker Geely says it will enter the Canadian market and begin selling cars next year’s later timeline. The company states that its first vehicles could be certified for sale in early 2027, with retail availability planned for that year, according to outlets including Car and Driver.
Geely is preparing its presence in Canada by building an operations footprint and setting up a dealer and service network. Quartz and Channel NewsAsia report that the company has started recruiting and developing the network but has not announced which models it will sell, their pricing, or specific dealer locations. Electrek adds that Geely has launched a Canadian website (geely.ca) and says more details will come closer to launch. Across coverage, outlets agree that Geely’s announcement focuses on timing and market preparation rather than product lineup or commercial terms.
