Vietnamese channel posts Geely EX2 review

Quỳnh Như Pie, a Vietnamese YouTube channel, published a June 2 review of the Geely EX2 that pitches the car in plain language to first-time buyers rather than to enthusiasts parsing specification sheets. The video, posted on YouTube under the title “Review dễ hiểu về Geely EX2: ƯU và NHƯỢC ĐIỂM cần biết trước khi mua!,” says it is meant to explain the model simply enough that “even people who know nothing about cars” can follow it. The review frames the EX2 as a purchase for “young buyers” and women buying their first car, and asks a straightforward question: what a buyer gains and gives up by spending about 500 million dong on the vehicle. The chapter list highlights the issues the channel treats as central to that decision, including charging, dimensions, comfort equipment, safety, motor specifications, driving feel, suspension and sound insulation. (youtube.com) ### Which buyers is the video trying to reach? Quỳnh Như Pie says in the video description that the EX2 is aimed at people who do not care much about technical specifications and instead want to know the practical trade-offs before buying. The channel describes the review as the opening installment in a series built around “easy-to-understand” car assessments. The YouTube listing shows the video had 2,267 views about four hours after posting and was published on June 1 by YouTube’s timestamp, which corresponds to June 2 in Vietnam. (youtube.com) The channel had 32,900 subscribers at the time of the listing. ### What ownership questions does the review put first? The chapter markers show charging appears at 1:24 in the video, ahead of design and cabin discussions, indicating that infrastructure and daily usability are treated as early decision points. (youtube.com) The review then moves through size, convenience features, safety systems and on-road behavior before ending with a conclusion section. That structure matches the way Geely is positioning the EX2 in Vietnam. Geely Vietnam lists the car as an urban battery-electric model with a 39.4 kWh LFP battery, 395 km of NEDC range and energy consumption of 11.8 kWh per 100 km under NEDC testing. The Vietnamese product page also lists 115 PS, 150 Nm and rear-wheel drive. ### What trade-offs are likely at the center of the discussion? (youtube.com) Geely Vietnam lists the EX2 in June 2026 as a two-version model, Pro and Max, and other Vietnamese YouTube listings tied to the launch cite prices of 459 million dong and 499 million dong. Those price points place the car in the mass-market urban EV segment, where charging access, cabin space and perceived resale value tend to matter as much as acceleration or software features. (geely.vn) Geely’s global model page emphasizes cabin packaging and storage, including 375 liters of cargo space with seats up, up to 1,320 liters with the rear seats folded, and 36 storage areas. The same page says the EX2 uses a rear-drive chassis and an integrated “11-in-1” electric drive system. ### Why does the review focus so much on cabin and driving basics? The chapter list gives nearly equal weight to comfort equipment, safety, powertrain, suspension and cabin noise, suggesting the channel is treating the EX2 as a daily-use purchase rather than a technology showcase. (geely.vn) That approach is consistent with the description’s promise to tell viewers, in simple terms, what they gain and lose at this price. (geely.com) Vietnamese launch materials also stress mainstream-use features over performance claims. Geely Vietnam highlights Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, voice control, a 14.6-inch infotainment screen and wireless charging on higher trims. ### Where can viewers find the next details? The YouTube post includes chapter breaks at 0:52 for general information, 1:24 for charging, 10:55 for driving feel, 12:46 for suspension and 14:03 for sound insulation. (youtube.com) The next step for viewers weighing the car is the video itself on Quỳnh Như Pie’s channel, where those sections break out the ownership questions the review says buyers should settle before purchase. (geely.vn)