The Geely Galaxy M9, which made its global debut in Milan, Italy on May 22, is the brand's flagship large SUV. Featuring the GEA dedicated new energy architecture platform and a 6-seat spatial layout as its core product characteristics, it is expected to go on sale within 2025. The new vehicle continues the Galaxy series' ripple aesthetic design language, reinforcing the visual sense of volume through horizontal lines, while the closed front grille and continuous light cluster form the brand's signature design elements. The aerodynamic package includes an openable and closable active grille shutter and vertical guide air ducts, effectively optimizing wind resistance performance under high-speed driving conditions. The body side retains the traditional mechanical door handle design, while the chrome-treated B-pillar and window frame trim enhance refinement, and the expanded side window area from the C-pillar to the D-pillar significantly improves lighting for the third row. The interior adopts a dual-screen center console layout, with the screen extending to the front passenger area to form an immersive interactive interface, complemented by rotary control knobs and a dual-phone wireless charging module. The second-row seats support multi-directional adjustment including backrest angle and fore-aft sliding, and combined with independent air vents for the third row, ride comfort is enhanced. According to official technical data, the model is equipped with the Thor EM super hybrid system together with the Shield battery safety system, achieving a comprehensive range of 1,500 km under CLTC standards. In terms of performance parameters, a 0-100 km/h acceleration capability of 4.5 seconds and a fuel consumption of 4.8 L/100 km in depleted-battery mode form differentiated competitiveness, and its AI intelligent energy management system can optimize energy distribution efficiency in real time. The driving assistance system adopts the Qianli Haohan H5 solution and features L2+ level functions such as full-speed-range adaptive cruise control. As the new flagship of Geely Galaxy's product lineup, the launch of the M9 marks the brand's completion of market coverage from mid-size to large new energy SUVs. From a design orientation perspective, details such as conventional door handles reflect consideration of users' actual usage scenarios, and its final market performance will depend on the synergy between the official pricing strategy and the channel service system.