Geely Holding Group Publishes '2025 Sustainability Management Report'… Reveals Achievements in Electrification and Carbon Reduction

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Geely Holding Group released its '2025 Sustainability Management Report' on May 29, 2026. The report outlines environmental achievements and future goals. On May 22, coinciding with 'World Biodiversity Day,' the group held a sustainability forum at its headquarters in Hangzhou and unveiled the report.

Geely Holding Group has partnered with the International Automotive Task Force (IATF) to implement a Corporate Carbon Management System (CCMS) and is also participating in the development of carbon standards. Total sales across all brands in 2025 reached 4.12 million units, with new energy vehicles (NEVs) accounting for 2.29 million units, a 58% increase from the previous year. NEVs represent 56% of total sales, propelling the group to the 8th position among global automotive groups.

Currently, Geely Holding Group operates 26 national-level eco-friendly factories, 13 zero-waste factories, and 5 zero-carbon factories. Its subsidiary, Geely Automobile, uses 100% renewable electricity across all its production plants.

Geely Automobile recorded a carbon emission reduction of 1.476 million tons, a 25.5% decrease compared to 2020, across its entire supply chain. The carbon emission per vehicle over its lifecycle has also exceeded the 25th% reduction target. The recovery and recycling rates for end-of-life vehicle materials were 97.9% and 98.3%, respectively.

Additionally, through the eco-friendly ride-hailing platform 'Chaohao Mobility,' the group has reduced carbon emissions by over 1.2 million tons. It has installed more than 1,000 methanol charging stations across China, applying methanol-electric technology to the transportation sector.

Geely Holding Group has set a goal to achieve 100% renewable electricity usage across all manufacturing processes by 2030 and to reduce carbon emission intensity per vehicle by at least 80% compared to 2022 levels. The plan includes maintaining total operational emissions below 2022 levels without relying on carbon offsets, aiming to achieve carbon neutrality across all operations by 2045.

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