Geely Auto teams up with Octopus EV for UK launch

James Murray
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Geely Auto teams up with Octopus EV for UK launch

Octopus EV announced as first lease partner for Geely Auto cars in the UK, providing customers with access to home and public charging solutions

Chinese auto giant Geely has taken a major step towards its UK launch, announcing this week that it is with Octopus EV as its first lease partner. The partnership means Geely customers will have access...

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