Skywell models

Who is Skywell?

Skywell is a Chinese vehicle maker whose name is associated with the Skyworth Group, a company best known for consumer electronics. The brand has also built electric buses and commercial vehicles, alongside passenger cars. That background helps explain its focus on electric drive: its European passenger-car range is represented by two electric SUV model lines.

Which Skywell models appear in Europe?

The European Union’s registration figures show two Skywell models: the ET5, running from 2021 to 2023, and the BE11, running from 2023 to 2025. Both are electric SUVs, giving the range a clear shape for the years shown rather than a mix of petrol, diesel and electric cars.

The ET5 was the earlier name in the European lineup. The BE11 followed it in the figures from 2023, and is the later model line listed through 2025. The figures establish that the lineup’s name changed over time; they do not, by themselves, show whether the BE11 was a direct replacement or how its equipment and design differed.

How did Skywell’s European range develop?

The timeline moves from the ET5 in 2021–2023 to the BE11 in 2023–2025. The ET5 has 286 EU registrations across 2021–2023, while the BE11 has 340 across 2023–2025. Those totals belong to different periods, so they describe each model’s recorded presence rather than a like-for-like sales comparison.

Electrification is the defining thread: both model lines are electric SUVs. There is no petrol or diesel Skywell passenger-car line in the European figures for these years.

Where are Skywell cars recorded?

The market shown is the European Union, using EEA registration figures. The ET5 and BE11 are the two model lines represented there from 2021 through 2025. These registrations describe cars recorded in that market; they do not tell the whole story of where Skywell sells vehicles worldwide.