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Chinese (new entrant)electric family SUV

Geely E5 value and depreciation

Known for well-priced family electric suv.

New from
R 699 999
Worth after 3 years
R 335 555
48% retained
Worth after 5 years
R 229 416
33% retained
±Monthly (new)
R 12 235/m
10% deposit, 72m, 11.75%

Projected value of a new Geely E5

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We class the Geely E5 as a chinese (new entrant) in our 12-tier model, which puts its retention at roughly 48% after three years and 33% after five. No resale track record yet, frequent launch-price cuts and fast model churn. Buy on price, not on resale.

Retention table

AfterRetainedRetail valueTrade-in
1 year69%R 483 568R 425 540
3 years48%R 335 555R 295 288
5 years33%R 229 416R 201 886
7 years22%R 154 503R 135 963
10 years12%R 83 481R 73 463

Estimates for a new purchase at R 699 999; retail basis, trade-in ≈ 12% under retail.

This electric family SUV, known globally as the EX5, led Geely's November 2025 relaunch at R699,999. Range and cabin space are competitive with the BYD Atto 3. Like most Chinese EVs here, resale is the big unanswered question.

What used E5 years are worth today

Tap a year for the full breakdown: value range, remaining depreciation, and what to pay.

YearEst. retail todayTrade-in
2026 E5R 699 999R 615 999Details →
2025 E5R 483 568R 425 540Details →

E5 against its rivals

Geely E5: common questions

What is a Geely E5 worth after 3 years?

A Geely E5 bought new today for R 699 999 is projected to be worth about R 335 555 after three years, which is 48% of its price. A dealer trade-in offer would sit closer to R 295 288.

Does the Geely E5 hold its value?

We class the Geely E5 as a chinese (new entrant) in our 12-tier model, which puts its retention at roughly 48% after three years and 33% after five. No resale track record yet, frequent launch-price cuts and fast model churn. Buy on price, not on resale.

What would a Geely E5 cost per month?

Financing a new Geely E5 at R 699 999 over 72 months at 11.75% with a 10% deposit comes to roughly R 12 235 per month before bank fees and insurance.

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All figures are modelled estimates for planning, not offers or valuations. Data reviewed 2026.