Geely Tunisia Addresses Delivery Delays, Cites External Logistics Challenges

Tunisian customers eagerly awaiting their new Geely vehicles are facing unexpected delays, a situation that official dealer SOTUDIS is working to clarify. The initial wave of deliveries, slated for March through May 2026, has been impacted by what the company describes as "exceptional constraints" in international maritime transport and logistics. While SOTUDIS emphasizes that these are isolated incidents and not indicative of broader issues, the frustration among buyers is palpable.

According to SOTUDIS, all customer orders were validated with the manufacturer months ago, adhering to the initial schedule. The current hiccups are specifically linked to the first shipments, particularly affecting the electric EX2 model. This model, experiencing significant global demand, is now expected to be delivered in June, a shift from its originally planned late March and April dates. The company acknowledges these challenges but reassures customers that the overall delivery calendar for the coming months, from June to October, remains firm.

Geely Auto has reportedly ramped up its production capabilities to better manage global demand and improve delivery times. SOTUDIS, in turn, is maintaining close coordination with the manufacturer and its international logistics partners to mitigate current delays and secure future shipments. To maintain transparency, a personalized tracking system has been implemented, allowing customers to stay updated on their order status. From a Tunisian perspective, while these delays are inconvenient, the focus remains on ensuring the eventual delivery of these sought-after vehicles and maintaining confidence in the Geely brand's commitment to the local market.