Emgrand GT is the Russian name of the large sedan Geely sold in China as the Borui, shown during development as the GC9. The Borui went on sale in China in April 2015 from 119,800 yuan, with a 2.4 of 162 hp and a 1.8 turbo of 163 hp, plus a 3.5 V6. A refreshed version was reported in August 2017 with ten versions between 119,800 and 179,800 yuan. Russian sales began on 18 February 2017 from 1,389,000 rubles, built at the BelGee plant in Belarus, with a 2.4 rated 148 PS and a 1.8 turbo of 163 PS, so the Russian 2.4 carried a lower rating than the 162 hp quoted in China.
Russian name of the large Geely Borui sedan, with 2.4-litre and 1.8-litre turbo petrol engines.
11years
2trims
181–242hp range
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Why the Emgrand GT mattersTrims
2 trims · 2015–nowThe first-generation GC9-based Emgrand GT marked Geely's upmarket flagship push with refined design and turbocharged engines.