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The salary you need to afford South Africa’s newest plug-in hybrid SUV | SA News

4 December 2025 by Guest

You will need to earn at least R65,000 per month to afford the new Geely E5 EM-i on a finance plan, according to a calculation by TopAuto.

Geely is the latest Chinese car brand to open its doors in South Africa, brining with it two new models – the E5 and the E5 EM-i.

The EM-i is a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) SUV that is available in two specifications – the Aspire and Apex – with prices starting at R599,999 and R679,999, respectively.

Both versions feature a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine with 73kW and…

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