In the evening, the Geely Galaxy M7 made its technical debut. As the inaugural mid-size electric hybrid SUV in the Galaxy M lineup, this vehicle is slated for launch in April, boasting an impressive electric range of 225km and an extended combined range of up to 1,730km. The Galaxy M7 can be considered a revamped iteration of the Geely Galaxy L7, drawing design inspiration from the Galaxy M9 for its front fascia. It showcases a two-tone body and comes equipped with a visually appealing sensing tailgate. Regarding its features, the vehicle is outfitted with the Flyme Auto infotainment system and is the first to incorporate the Shendun Golden Brick Battery. This battery technology stands out with three major technological advancements, a capacity of 29.8kWh, and an efficient thermal management system. Moreover, the vehicle is powered by a Leimotor EM super electric hybrid dedicated engine, achieving a remarkable thermal efficiency of up to 47.26%. By leveraging the Xingrui AI Cloud Power 2.0 system, it effectively reduces fuel consumption and thermal management power consumption, thereby enhancing overall energy efficiency.