
The EX2 lands in a segment where competence alone no longer wins — buyers have enough capable, affordable small EVs to choose from that a car needs something extra to justify the switch. The range shortfall is the kind of weakness that ends conversations before they start, particularly for buyers who might be stretching from a petrol supermini. What this review signals is that Geely's engineering is clearly up to scratch, but the brand still hasn't found the hook that makes a Western buyer choose it over an established name or a more characterful rival.
The Geely EX2 has a lot going for it, but its lack of range, charm and character means it fails to stand out against its rivals