Vertu Motors opens fourth Geely dealership in Teesside, England

By Public Technologies
  • Vertu Motors opened its fourth Geely Auto dealership in the UK, adding a Teesside site in Stockton-on-Tees.
  • Geely will operate from Vertu’s existing Concorde Way facility following a six-figure redevelopment into a multi-franchise showroom.
  • The Teesside outlet sits alongside Vertu’s BMW and MINI operations, expanding Geely’s footprint beyond Glasgow and Kings Norton.
  • Geely entered the UK in late 2025, passed 1,000 monthly registrations within five months, supported by the EX5, Starray EM-i, and EX2.
  • The EX2 is priced from under £21,000 on the road, with up to 214 miles of range.


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