2026 Geely Coolray
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This 2026 Geely Coolray is brand new with only 10 km on the odometer, presented as a Coolray 1.5TD Vertex DCT specification and showing as a clean, unused example for immediate ownership; compact family practicality is built into its five doors and five seats. As a small suv it pairs a 1.5 TD turbo petrol engine (172 hp) with a dual‑clutch transmission for responsive midrange power and smooth shifts — the claimed economy is 5.6 L/100 km, which supports low running costs for daily school runs and longer tours. The driveline and packaging make this a practical choice for commuting, family trips and light touring; search for a new Coolray for sale or Coolray 1.5TD Vertex DCT to compare features. Located in Manors, Pinetown, KwaZulu‑Natal — contact the dealer to enquire or to book a viewing or test drive.
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Geely Coolray
Available for sale in South Africa, the Geely Coolray is positioned as a compact SUV that competes with models like the Honda HR-V and the Nissan Qashqai. It offers a 1.5L turbocharged petrol engine paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Buyers can expect confident performance from this fuel-efficient petrol variant, making it a relevant choice in the thriving SUV segment, where alternatives often include both diesel and hybrid options. Popular trims include the Standard variant (priced at approximately R300k-R350k), offering essential features, and the Luxury trim (around R360k-R400k), which focuses on advanced tech and comfort. The Coolray stands out with its modern design and tech-savvy features, often outpacing competitors in infotainment. Typical mileage for used models is around 20k-60k km, reflecting the vehicle's reliability and maintenance potential, with competitive resale values enhancing the attractiveness for South African buyers.
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2026 Geely Coolray
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