- Geely Galaxy TT interior goes driver-focused with sporty blue leather, silver trim, and a three-spoke wheel with red Sport Mode button.
- Dual-display cockpit combines capsule digital cluster and head-up display alongside a large floating touchscreen.
- Standalone AI interaction module and physical shortcut buttons signal tech-forward luxury while aiming to broaden Galaxy's BEV lineup.
Geely Galaxy has released the first official images of the interior of its upcoming TT electric sedan, revealing the cabin design for the first time since confirming the model’s name in June.
The interior adopts a noticeably different design language from Geely Galaxy’s existing lineup. Compared with the family-oriented cabins found in models such as the Galaxy E8 and Galaxy A7, the TT places greater emphasis on driver engagement.
The dashboard features a driver-oriented layout. Blue leather upholstery pairs with silver metallic trim, creating a cabin that blends sporty styling with a technology-focused look.
A newly designed three-spoke steering wheel takes center stage. The wheel features a thick rim, plus a dedicated red Sport Mode button positioned at the bottom, reinforcing the model’s performance-oriented character.
Behind the steering wheel sits a capsule-shaped digital instrument cluster. Together with a head-up display, it forms a dual-display information system, keeping key driving data visible while maintaining a clean dashboard layout.
The center console is dominated by a large floating touchscreen handling the vehicle’s primary functions. Unlike many new-energy vehicles that continue eliminating physical controls, the Galaxy TT retains a dedicated set of physical buttons for commonly used operations.
Another notable detail is the circular analog-style clock positioned between the central air vents. This feature is rarely seen in the current Galaxy lineup, adding a touch of refinement more commonly associated with premium brands.
Above the central display sits a standalone AI interaction module. Rather than being integrated into the infotainment system, the unit is mounted independently on top of the screen, giving the cabin a more interactive appearance while reflecting Geely Galaxy’s latest exploration of AI-powered cockpit technology.
Beyond the interior reveal, the Galaxy TT will make its global debut later tonight.
Geely Galaxy sold 108,206 vehicles in June, up 20% year-on-year, up 32% from May. The Xingyuan remained the brand’s volume pillar with 50,809 deliveries, accounting for nearly half of total sales.
Against that backdrop, the Galaxy TT is expected to broaden the brand’s battery-electric sedan lineup, establish another volume pillar, and reduce Galaxy’s reliance on a single high-volume model.
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