Geely Galaxy V900 hybrid minivan goes on sale in Russia

A Moscow dealer has put a Geely Galaxy V900 hybrid minivan imported through parallel channels up for sale in Russia, Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports. The model is not officially offered on the Russian market, so the vehicle has no manufacturer’s warranty.

As of November 9, 2026, the dealer is asking 11,990,000 rubles for the vehicle. The example on sale has a black exterior, brown interior trim and 18-inch wheels. The minivan is equipped with driver assistance systems.

The Galaxy V900 costs more than the GAC M8 and Voyah Dream, both officially available in Russia. Buyers of these rivals receive an official warranty and service support.

The Galaxy V900 became the first minivan in the Galaxy lineup. The all-wheel-drive vehicle measures 5,360 millimeters in length and uses a series-hybrid powertrain. The wheels are driven by 2 electric motors with a combined output of 462 horsepower. A 1.5-liter gasoline engine serves solely as a generator.