吉利卫星超级工厂
Geely Technology Group, a subsidiary of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, is a large industrial group focused on new materials, intelligent motorcycle manufacturing, and low-altitude economy, with strategic investments in commercial aerospace. Through its subsidiary Geespace, founded in 2018, it aims to be a leading provider of aerospace information and communication infrastructure solutions globally. Geely is committed to building a low-Earth orbit satellite constellation (GEESATCOM) to provide services, including high-precision positioning for autonomous vehicles, and has established a satellite manufacturing facility with a high production capacity. The company's partners and customers include its own automotive brands (Zeekr, Lynk & Co, Geely Galaxy), with applications extending to smart mobility, consumer electronics, and smart cities. Associated keywords: satellite manufacturing, constellation services, autonomous driving, Geespace, GEESATCOM.
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The Geely Future Mobility Constellation is backed by the Chinese automaker Geely and managed by its subsidiary Geespace.
The Jielong-3 carried a sixth group of 12 satellites from Geespace for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation, bringing the total number of satellites to 64.
Geely’s constellation developer, Geespace, received a 2 billion Yuan investment for its global headquarters construction on September 19.
By 2025, the first phase of the Geely constellation envisions a network of 72 satellites.
The Geily-05 satellites are part of a constellation developed by GeeSpace, a subsidiary of Geely Technology Group.
Geely has extended its reach into aerospace, seeking to provide Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity on a global scale.
The satellites aboard Smart Dragon 3, built by Zhejiang-based Geespace, will expand the Geely constellation.
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.
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 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.
A total of 6,012 satellites are planned for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation.
Deployment of the Geely Future Mobility Constellation began in 2022 and resumed in 2024, continuing into 2025.
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.
Once phases two and three are completed, the Geely Future Mobility Constellation will expand services to include connectivity to mobile phones and satellite internet.
Deployment of the Geely Future Mobility Constellation began in 2022, resumed in 2024, and continued in 2025.
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 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.
GeeSpace, the aerospace division of Geely Holding, launched 11 additional low Earth orbit satellites, expanding its Future Mobility Constellation to 41 satellites.