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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China Unicom has partnered with Geespace for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation.
The Future Mobility Constellation was initially launched to guide cars autonomously for Geely brands.
Geespace is the space subsidiary of Geely.
Automaker Geely’s Future Mobility Constellation launched 36 satellites across three groups in 2025.
The six constellations Qianfan, GuoWang, Honghu-3, Geely Future Mobility, Tianqi, and Three-Body Computing are expected to have a combined satellite count of 50,730 once fully deployed.
The Geely Future Mobility Constellation is backed by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group and is being developed and managed by Geespace, a wholly owned Geely subsidiary.
Geespace plans to deploy the Geely Future Mobility Constellation in three phases for a total of 6,012 satellites, with 72 in phase one (2022–2025), 264 added in phase two, and 5,676 added in phase three.
The Geely Future Mobility Constellation is planned to provide communications, connectivity, and positioning services and will expand to mobile-phone connectivity and satellite internet after phases two and three are completed.
Geespace plans to deploy the Geely Future Mobility Constellation in three phases totaling 6,012 satellites (72 in phase one, 264 in phase two, and 5,676 in phase three).
The combined planned satellite count for the Qianfan, GuoWang, Honghu-3, Geely Future Mobility, Tianqi, and Three-Body Computing constellations is 50,730 once fully deployed.
The Geely Future Mobility Constellation is backed by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group and is developed and managed by Geespace.
So far, 64 satellites have been launched for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation.
Geely-backed Geespace signed a cooperation agreement with Bangladesh’s Systems & Services Limited on November 27th.
Geespace and SATLAS signed a Memorandum of Understanding on October 13th to collaborate on market expansion for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation in Central Asia.
Geely experienced an 18-month pause in launching satellites after the initial batch until February 2024.
Auto manufacturer Geely launched their GeeSpace/Future Navigation Constellation with a batch of 9 satellites in 2022.
Several Geely Zeekr and Galaxy electric vehicles are fitted with satellite links, allowing connectivity when terrestrial networks fail.
Partnerships with China Unicom, Geely Auto, and Zoomlion are advancing applications in intelligent vehicles, marine fisheries, construction, and logistics.
The constellation supports connected-vehicle networks, enabling real-time communication and positioning for Geely automobiles.
China Unicom has partnered with Geespace for the Geely Future Mobility Constellation to enhance space-based direct-to-cell service capacity.