How does it compare?
Range
The Geely Galaxy E8 boasts a staggering range of 1370 km (850 miles), leaving others in the dust. The Tesla Model 3 Long Range will take you around 614 km (382 miles) before needing a recharge, not too shabby but still trailing. BMW i4: a sophisticated steed, gallops for a handy 590 km (367 miles). Polestar 2 rides for approximately 470 km (292 miles), and rounding out the pack, the Nissan Ariya clocks in with 500 km (310 miles). No competition, Geely wins the range game.
Acceleration
Lets put the pedal to the metal. The Geely Galaxy E8 rockets from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 7.5 seconds. It’s not a slouch, but it gets overtaken by the Tesla Model 3 at blistering 3.3 seconds. BMW i4 flexes its muscles with a commendable 4.0 seconds, while the Polestar 2 sprints to 100 km/h in 4.7 seconds. The laid-back Nissan Ariya kicks up dirt at 7.5 seconds, matching the Galaxy E8. Quick, but not the quickest.
Power
Under the hood, the Geely Galaxy E8 exudes 272 hp, a respectable output for the class. The powerhouse Tesla Model 3 generates an eye-watering 450 hp. The refined BMW i4 brings 335 hp to the table, and the avant-garde Polestar 2 gives you a solid 408 hp. The seasoned Nissan Ariya punches out 242 hp. The Geely stands stout, yet the Tesla and Polestar eclipse it in raw power.
Charging Time
Charging is where practicality kicks in. Although specifics are elusive for the Geely Galaxy E8, we can signal that it would logically feature similar attributes to its peers. The Tesla Model 3: 30 minutes at a Supercharger keeps you moving. The BMW i4 juices up from 10% to 80% in about 31 minutes using fast charging. Polestar 2 takes roughly 33 minutes under fast charging conditions. The Nissan Ariya tips the scales at around 35 minutes. Fast charging speeds, crucial for an electrifying journey.
Price
Wallets out, folks! The Geely Galaxy E8 is yours for $27,600 (£23,700 or €27,000). The Tesla Model 3 requires a heftier $48,000 (£41,500 or €49,200). The German essence of the BMW i4 goes for $55,400 (£47,900 or €56,800). Polestar 2 lands at $45,900 (£39,900 or €47,000). The sensible Nissan Ariya bites at $40,000 (£34,800 or €41,000). Geely takes the crown in the value for money derby.

