浙江时空道宇科技有限公司
Geespace, a subsidiary of Geely Technology Group, is a Chinese satellite technology company established in 2018. As a satellite manufacturer and operator, it focuses on developing, launching, and operating low-orbit satellites, including the Geely Future Mobility Constellation, to provide high-precision positioning, connectivity, and AI-driven remote sensing services. Geespace aims to support various applications, including autonomous driving, smart connectivity, and satellite communication, with plans for global expansion.
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GeeSpace plans to move beyond its initial 72 satellites into a larger direct-to-consumer constellation.
The satellites aboard Smart Dragon 3, built by Zhejiang-based Geespace, will expand the Geely constellation.
Geespace plans to deploy its constellation in three phases with phase one (2022–2025) deploying 72 satellites, phase two adding 264 satellites, and phase three adding 5,676 satellites.
Geely backs the Geely Future Mobility Constellation and wholly owns Geespace, which develops spacecraft and manages the constellation.
Geespace launched its fifth group of satellites, comprising 11 spacecraft, for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation on the Jielong-3 flight.
Each Geespace satellite on the Jielong-3 launch carries an electric propulsion system for orbit raising or trialing complex maneuvers.
The Jielong-3 carried the fifth group of Geespace satellites comprising 11 spacecraft for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation, bringing the constellation to 52 satellites in orbit.
The September 9 Jielong-3 launch carried a group of commercial satellites for Geespace.
The Geely Future Mobility Constellation reached 52 satellites in orbit after the Jielong-3 launch carrying Geespace’s fifth group.
Geespace plans a total deployment of 6,012 satellites for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation.
The Geespace satellites carry electric propulsion systems for raising into operational orbits and for trialing complex maneuvers.
Geespace is deploying the constellation in three phases with phase one (2022–2025) involving deployment of 72 satellites, phase two adding 264 satellites, and phase three adding 5,676 satellites.
The Geely Future Mobility Constellation is backed by Chinese automaker Geely, and Geespace is a wholly owned Geely subsidiary that develops spacecraft and manages the constellation.
Geespace and Orbith intend to explore using low Earth orbit and geostationary orbit satellites to improve connectivity in Argentina and South America.
Geespace signed a memorandum of understanding with Argentina’s Orbith on September 5, 2025 to expand Geely Future Mobility Constellation services into South American markets.
Geespace and Orbith intend to collaborate on policy access, technical cooperation, market development, and potential use of LEO and geostationary satellites to improve connectivity in Argentina and South America.
Geespace signed a memorandum of understanding with Argentina’s Orbith on September 5, 2025 to expand the Geely Future Mobility Constellation services into South American markets through policy access, technical cooperation, and market development.
Orbith is planned to become an important strategic partner of Geespace in South America under the memorandum of understanding.
GeeSpace, the aerospace division of Geely Holding, launched 11 additional low Earth orbit satellites, expanding its Future Mobility Constellation to 41 satellites.
Geespace aims to establish global real-time data communication services by 2025 after full deployment of 72 satellites in the constellation's initial phase.