• 2025-09-25 09:00 AM

Geely has pulled the covers off its 5th-generation Emgrand, showing off official images of the brand’s latest petrol-powered sedan. The new model grows in size, gains a more powerful engine, and adopts a sharper design language compared to the current version.

Dimension-wise, the Emgrand now measures 4,815mm long, 1,885mm wide, and 1,480mm tall, riding on a 2,755mm wheelbase. That makes it significantly larger than the 4th-gen model, which stood at 4,638/1,820/1,460mm with a 2,650mm wheelbase. This increase in footprint not only makes the sedan more imposing on the road, but also promises better cabin space for passengers.

$!5th-Gen Geely Emgrand. – PISTON.MY

At the front, the new Emgrand carries a polygonal waterfall grille featuring 12 vertical trim strips, now arranged in a less dense layout for a more refined appearance. The headlamps have also been redesigned, with a wider illumination range of more than 170 metres, improving night-time visibility.
At the back, Geely has opted for a slimmer, elongated tail-light setup joined by a decorative trim piece that proudly displays the updated GEELY lettering. The rear bumper gets further attention with silver detailing and dual exhaust outlets, adding a sportier edge.

Powering the sedan is a 1.5-litre turbocharged engine that produces 178hp and 290Nm of torque, with a top speed of 200km/h. This marks a big leap from the outgoing version, which runs a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated engine delivering just 118hp and 150Nm, paired to an 8CVT.
Inside, the cabin sees a complete overhaul. There’s a flat-bottom multifunction steering wheel, a digital instrument panel, and a massive 14.6-inch floating infotainment screen running Geely’s Flyme Auto cockpit system.

$!5th-Gen Geely Emgrand. – PISTON.MY

Chrome detailing brightens up the interior, while practical touches such as a 50W wireless charging pad and an updated gear shifter add modern convenience. Physical buttons remain in place for essential functions, balancing digital features with user-friendly ergonomics.
For Malaysians, the Geely Emgrand isn’t unfamiliar. The Proton S70, launched in 2023, is based on the 4th-gen Emgrand and currently comes in four variants: the 1.5T Executive (RM73,800), 1.5T Premium (RM79,800), 1.5T Flagship (RM89,800), and the 1.5T Flagship X (RM94,800).
While Proton has not announced whether the 5th-gen Emgrand will form the basis of a future update for the S70, the upgrades in size, performance, and features show just how quickly Geely is pushing forward with its sedan line-up.