Geely Okavango Color: Which hue is best for you?

Updated Mar 08, 2022 | Same topic: Tuning & Mods

A total of four colors are available.

When Geely Philippines introduced the Okavango last November 2020, the model became an instant hit among Filipino car buyers, surpassing the Azkarra in sales last year. It is recognized as one of the best value-for-money options thanks to the Okavango’s various features and seven seats while maintaining a relatively affordable price.

Geely Okavango front view

Geely Okavango

So if you are planning to get a Geely Okavango, then you should carefully choose the color so you can enjoy what the vehicle has to offer from the front to the back. That said, let’s tackle the four paint finishes available in the local market. To note, the following colors might vary from the actual model so use them as references only.

Big Black Family Car

One of the four Geely Okavango color options is the Marble Black which gives the vehicle an executive car finish. This is further emphasized with the Okavango’s size that is capable of seating seven occupants. The Marble Black goes well with the cosmos grille up front and the blacked-out seats.

Geely Okavango in Marble Black body color option

Geely Okavango Marble Black

Another thing you can appreciate with the Marble Black paint is that it doesn’t take away the black wheel fenders, unlike other black finishes. The only factor that you need to keep in mind is that black paint absorbs heat which can be an issue during summertime in the Philippines.

OG Okavango

Perhaps the most common Geely Okavango color is the Storm Gray. Looking at the other paint finishes available in the PH-spec Okavango, the Storm Gray is the brightest color you can get. The other two options include the Porcelain White and Luna Silver which we will discuss in a second.

Geely Okavango in Storm Gray body color option

Geely Okavango Storm Gray

There’s not a lot of cars on the road that come with this type of color. As such, you can enjoy driving this big vehicle while looking unique. This will take time to keep the color looking fresh at all times so you might want to regularly visit your local car wash shop. By doing this, you can also avoid unwanted scratches.

No Drama

As said earlier, the last two color options are the Porcelain White and Luna Silver. None of the said color options come with an additional cost so you should choose the one that you prefer the most. Repainting a vehicle with a new color can cost a fortune so plan ahead of time before visiting a Geely dealership.

Geely Okavango Colors

Geely Okavango Colors

The Geely Okavango in Porcelain White is a good choice for several reasons. This type of paint can reflect heat from the sun which can provide a cooler cabin than what you get from Marble Black. Another benefit is that Porcelain White goes well with the black accents of the exterior on the bumpers, wheel fenders, and side sills.

Geely Okavango in Luna Silver body color option

Geely Okavango Luna Silver

On the other hand, the Luna Silver can be your go-to paint finish if you think Porcelain White is too plain. It is also not too busy-looking like the Storm Gray and Marble Busy. Moreover, Luna Silver’s hue is not far from the chrome trims of the Okavango which creates a clean and neat appearance.

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Know more about Geely Okavango 2024

Geely Okavango

The Geely Okavango 2024 is the first seven-seater from Geely Philippines for the Philippine market, which also makes it the biggest model in the lineup so far. Its quirky name was taken from the Okavango Delta, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa and the 1,000th World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO. Despite its unibody platform, Geely’s third model for Filipino customers is actually longer and wider than mainstream contenders in the truck-based midsize SUV category, measuring 4,835mm long, 1,900mm wide, and 1,785mm high. Ground clearance, however, is at a rather low 194mm.   

The Geely Okavango’s price in the Philippines ranges from Php 1,363,000 for the base Comfort variant to Php 1,765,000 for the range-topping Urban Plus. Rivals in its segment include the Toyota Fortuner, Mitsubishi Montero Sport, Nissan Terra, Isuzu D-Max, and Ford Ranger. 

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Geely Okavango Launch

The Geely Okavango is known as the Haoyue in the Chinese market. The Haoyue VX11 was officially launched in China last June 2020. 

Sojitz G Auto Philippines (SGAP), the official distributor of Geely vehicles in the country, officially launched the Okavango in November 2020. It is the brand’s challenger in the seven-seater SUV segment. The said vehicle expands Geely Philippines’ model lineup to three including the Coolray and the Azkarra.   

The 2024 Geely Okavango is offered in three variants, Comfort, Urban, and Urban Plus.

Geely Okavango Exterior

The exterior of the Okavango Philippines has a bold and composed stance. The front end comes with sharp-looking headlights, an aggressive bumper design, and a large grille. Turning at the side, the vehicle is integrated with sharp character lines along with prominent fender flares that further add a muscular look to the Okavango. The rear, on the other hand, is equipped with distinctive taillights that look sleek and stylish. It also has a tailgate-mounted spoiler, a shark-fin antenna, and a bulky bumper. 

Geely Okavango exterior

Geely Okavango Interior

Geely PH says that the Okavango features a vast interior space that has a total of 19-seat configurations, 42 storage nooks, and compartments including a double-layer console. Occupants can sit comfortably in all three rows. 

Geely Okavango seats

It has a three-zone air conditioning that will give passengers independent AC controls in the driver, front passenger, and rear passenger seats, a 360-degree panoramic camera with a best-in-class guidance system, and dynamic auxiliary lines. It also has 3 driving modes – Eco, Normal, and Sport.

Tech & Safety

The local-spec Geely Okavango features a 360-degree panoramic camera as well as three driving modes (Eco, Normal, and Spor). In addition, the Okavango is equipped with six SRS airbags, overspeed warning, electronic stability control, hill start assist, central locking with speed-sensing auto lock, and hill descent control. The Urban variant also comes with six airbags.

Geely Okavango interior

Platform & Chassis

The Geely Okavango comes with a MacPherson Independent suspension at the front and a Multi-link suspension setup at the rear. This seven-seater SUV is equipped with ventilated disc brakes up front and a solid disc at the back.

Geely Okavango Engine & Drivetrain

The Geely Okavango 2024 is powered by a 1.5L Turbo engine that was jointly developed by Geely and Volvo which is perfectly matched to a 7-speed wet-type dual-clutch transmission.  It also has a Dual Variable-Valve Timing (DVVT) for a perfect balance of power optimization and fuel efficiency.  And thanks to the 48V-EMS, the Okavango boasts of a maximum power of 190 hp and a maximum torque of 300 Nm.

The Geely Okavango 2024 is available in four colors: Grey, White, Silver, and Black. 

Styling on the Geely Okavango 2024 is more subdued relative to its competitors, even more so when compared to its Coolray and Azakarra stablemates. While looks are subjective, the sheer interior space brought on by the vehicle’s size leaves very little room for interpretation. Three-row seating ensures more than adequate room for up to seven occupants, with a flexible configuration for carrying cargo. The top-spec Urban Plus features a large panoramic sunroof. A 10.25-inch touchscreen head unit is offered but without native support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. 

Standard across all variants is a 1.5-liter 3-cylinder turbocharged gasoline engine with a 48-volt mild-hybrid system, rated at a combined output of 190 horsepower and 300 Nm of torque. Power is delivered to the front wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, with no option for a four-wheel drivetrain. Airbags, anti-lock brakes, parking sensors, and tire pressure monitoring are offered across the board, with the midrange Urban and flagship Urban Plus getting a 360-degree camera system similar to that used by the Fortuner and Terra. However, unlike most of its rivals, the Okavango does not have adaptive cruise control. 

Geely Okavango 2024 Price List

Variants  Price
Geely Okavango 1.5 AT Comfort ₱1,363,000
Geely Okavango 1.5 AT Urban ₱1,483,000
Geely Okavango 1.5 AT Urban Plus ₱1,765,000

Geely Okavango Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Large dimensions
  • Generous and flexible interior space
  • Triple-zone climate control
  • Mild-hybrid powertrain is both potent and efficient

Cons

  • Low ground clearance compared to most SUVs 
  • Unibody construction less rugged than its rivals
  • Front-wheel drivetrain only

Geely Okavango FAQs

1. How much is the 2024 Geely Okavango in the Philippines?

The price of the Geely Okavango in the Philippines ranges from P1,363,000 to P1,765,000.

2. Is Geely Okavango good for a long drive?

Yes, the Geely Okavango is generally considered a good car for long drives. It has a spacious and comfortable interior with ample legroom and headroom for passengers.

3. What is the fuel consumption of the Geely Okavango?

The 2024 Geely Okavango with the 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine and a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission has a combined fuel consumption rating of approximately 7.8 liters per 100 kilometers or 29 miles per gallon.

4. Is the Geely Okavango made in China?

Yes, the Geely Okavango is made in China. Geely is a Chinese automobile manufacturer and the Okavango is one of their models that is produced in their manufacturing facilities in China.

5. Is the Geely Okavango 7 seater?

Yes, the Geely Okavango is a seven-seater SUV. It has three rows of seats, with the first two rows able to accommodate three passengers each, and the third row able to accommodate two passengers.

₱ 1,523,000 - ₱ 1,765,000

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