Geely VP Lin Jie: Future of Fuel Cars Is Full Hybridization and Intelligence

Geely's framing is a strategic signal as much as a product line note: rather than ceding the fuel segment, it is positioning hybridization and intelligence as the bridge for the majority of the global market that still runs on fuel. This matters for legacy automakers and suppliers weighing whether to keep investing in combustion-era platforms, and for the Chinese market's crowded hybrid field. The open question is whether Geely's own product cadence backs the rhetoric, and whether rivals follow with comparable hybridization-plus-intelligence roadmaps rather than treating fuel as a sunset category.