The Geely Project KO11 has taken to the stage at the 2026 Paris Motor Show as a bonus reveal in the brand’s exciting showcase, following the upcoming Monjaro EM-i.
The Project KO11 will be entering Geely’s global lineup as a new off-road-focused plug-in hybrid (PHEV) SUV. The Chinese automaker announced this model as a bonus reveal following the unveiling of the upcoming Monjaro EM-i. It hasn’t provided any further details or specifications on the newcomer, but it promises to be “extremely powerful and fast”.
Visually, the Project KO11 adopts a retro-styled exterior design. The front facia plays host to a pair of round LED headlamps that’s set in a rectangular grille. The latter item also incorporates an LED light strip, along with the company’s reimagined logo. The bonnet features an air intake, while the lower bumper is finished in silver.
The profile further accentuates the Project KO11’s boxy proportions, with cladded wheel arches, side steps, a gloss black roof, roof rails, and two-tone black-and-silver alloy wheels. The fitment of over 50 integrated mounting points enhance versatility and customisation.
The Geely Project KO11’s versatile interior design
The Project KO11’s interior features a collection of comfort- and adventure-minded functions and design cues. This includes a physical gear selector inspired by a yacht throttle. A set of physical switches – for the variety of off-road settings, including multiple terrain modes – can be found on the centre console. The Project KO11 also features a dual-opening temperature-controlled refrigerator, AI-powered climate control, an oxygen generation system, and a premium 23-speaker Flyme Sound audio system. According to the marque, the off-road SUV boasts an 80.3% space efficiency ratio. The Project KO11 offers a claimed 1 050 litres of boot space and 63 individual storage compartments.
The Project KO11 is scheduled for a global release in 2027. Geely’s local arm has confirmed it will be introducing seven new models to our market in 2027, but has yet to confirm if this model forms part of its catalogue expansion.
