Short answer
6 car brands in the archive name Geely as their owner or last owner, including Englon, Galaxy and LEVC.
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Car Brands Owned by Geely: Key Facts
- Brands on this list
- 6
- Countries
- 3
- Most brands from
- China (3)
Car Brands Owned by Geely at a Glance
| Brand | Country | Founded | Ownership |
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China | — | In 2014 Geely merged its Emgrand, Haoqing and Englon brands into one Geely brand. |
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China | — | Geely Galaxy belongs to Geely Auto, which is a subsidiary of Zhejiang Geely Holding. |
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United Kingdom | — | LEVC is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Chinese automaker Geely. |
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United Kingdom | — | Chinese multinational Geely owns Lotus. It announced a 51% controlling stake on 24 May 2017 |
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Malaysia | — | in July 2023 the Proton brand was consolidated into the balance sheets of Geely Auto |
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China | — | making Zeekr a wholly owned subsidiary of Geely Auto |
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Car Brands Owned by Geely: Entry Details

Englon
ChinaHow Geely's short-lived Englon brand used a round badge with stars, a figure and a ship, and what is known about its British-style identity.
- Ownership
- In 2014 Geely merged its Emgrand, Haoqing and Englon brands into one Geely brand.
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1

Galaxy
ChinaHow the Geely Galaxy logo works, what its six-block mark and Chinese lettering show, who stands behind the brand, and which Galaxy models define it.
- Ownership
- Geely Galaxy belongs to Geely Auto, which is a subsidiary of Zhejiang Geely Holding.
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1

LEVC
United KingdomLook at the winged LEVC badge, the London taxi maker behind it, its Geely ownership and the TX and VN5 models that carry the name.
- Ownership
- LEVC is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Chinese automaker Geely.
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1

Lotus
United KingdomSee how the Lotus badge grew from Colin Chapman's ACBC monogram into today's flat green-and-yellow roundel, what the letters stand for, and which cars made the name.
- Ownership
- Chinese multinational Geely owns Lotus. It announced a 51% controlling stake on 24 May 2017
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 6

Proton
MalaysiaFrom the 1983 crescent-and-star badge to the Malayan tiger roundel, see how the Proton logo changed, what its elements refer to, and which cars made the brand Malaysia's national marque.
- Ownership
- in July 2023 the Proton brand was consolidated into the balance sheets of Geely Auto
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 6

Zeekr
ChinaSee what the Zeekr square emblem and wide wordmark look like, where the name comes from, how the Geely brand started in 2021 and which models defined it.
- Ownership
- making Zeekr a wholly owned subsidiary of Geely Auto
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Car Brands Owned by Geely: Analysis
Why ownership matters
A group's brands often share platforms, engines and dealer networks while keeping separate badges, so the owner explains why very different cars can have a common technical base.
Where these brands come from
China has the most brands on this list (3 of 6), followed by United Kingdom (2) and Malaysia (1). In all, 3 countries are represented.
FAQ: Car Brands Owned by Geely
Which car brands name Geely as their owner or last owner?
Englon, Galaxy, LEVC, Lotus, Proton and Zeekr.
How is this list compiled?
Owner names are extracted from each brand page's own sourced answers about ownership and history. The note quotes the supporting sentence; names are merged only where they plainly refer to the same company.
Sources & methodology
Owner names are extracted from each brand page's own sourced answers about ownership and history. The note quotes the supporting sentence; names are merged only where they plainly refer to the same company. Each brand page lists its own sources, and the logo images are an educational reference archive.
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