What is the Geely Coolray?
The Coolray is a small crossover SUV, intended for people who want the higher seating position and flexible cabin of an SUV in a city-friendly size. It sits in Geely’s B-segment range. The model debuted in China as the Binyue in 2018 and is also known as Bin Yue there. Geely describes it as the first SUV built on its B-Segment Modular Architecture, a platform designed for compact cars. Its overseas name is Coolray.
In the European Union, the Coolray appears in official registration figures for 2024–2025. Those figures show 1,502 registrations over that period. The car’s shape and scale make it a natural fit for everyday driving, while its crossover format can also suit drivers who value a more upright view of the road.
Engines and power
The EU range listed here uses a 1.5 L petrol engine, rated at 128 kW (174 PS). The same power output appears in both years of registrations: 739 in 2024 and 763 in 2025. The versions are petrol-powered; the Coolray’s appeal is therefore centred on a conventional engine rather than an electric-only drivetrain.
How economical is the Geely Coolray?
The lowest listed official consumption is 6.1 L/100 km on the WLTP test, a European procedure. It is a petrol figure. WLTP results are laboratory measurements intended to provide a standard basis for comparing cars; real-world consumption varies with traffic, weather and driving style.
Questions and answers
When did the Geely Coolray reach the EU market?
It appears in EU registration figures for 2024–2025.
What engine and power does the EU Coolray have?
The listed EU version has a 1.5 L petrol engine producing 128 kW (174 PS).
What is its official fuel consumption?
The lowest listed figure is 6.1 L/100 km on the WLTP test.