In Pictures: Geely begins EX5 EM-i hybrid SUV production in Brazil, deepening Renault partnership

Robotic arms assemble vehicle bodies at a modern automotive plant, mirroring the automated production line now building Geely's EX5 EM-i in Brazil.

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Rows of freshly built vehicles await distribution, reflecting the output expected from Renault's Ayrton Senna plant as Geely localizes EX5 EM-i assembly.

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A vast holding lot illustrates the scale of Brazil's automotive market that Geely aims to capture with its locally assembled hybrid SUV.

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Automation and robotics increasingly define vehicle manufacturing as Geely deepens its production partnership with Renault in Brazil.

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A worker in protective gear monitors operations, highlighting the skilled labor behind Geely's new EX5 EM-i production in Brazil.

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Conveyor systems and heavy machinery form the backbone of the plant where Geely's EX5 EM-i will roll off the line before year-end.

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Finished vehicles stand ready for delivery as Geely prepares to launch its Brazil-built EX5 EM-i hybrid SUV.

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Manufacturing workers remain central to automotive production even as Geely and Renault expand their Brazilian assembly operations.

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Empty walkways and idle conveyor belts at a vehicle plant underscore the scale of the facility handling Geely's Latin American expansion.

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