Chinese supplier InfiMotion Technology said its electric-drive systems featured in nearly all vehicles on Geely Auto’s Paris stand and unspecified models from three other brands, extending its claimed reach beyond Geely Auto.
The company said it had no stand of its own. InfiMotion named Lynk & Co, Zeekr and Smart, but its announcement did not identify which models from those brands used the systems or disclose supply-contract terms.
The Paris Motor Show ran from Oct. 12 to 18 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, according to the organizer. Geely said the event marked its first groupwide appearance there, with vehicles under Geely Auto, Lynk & Co and Zeekr. Geely Auto listed the Monjaro EM-i, E2, E5, Starray EM-i and Project KO11 among its Paris vehicles.
InfiMotion said its dual-motor off-road system debuted on a Geely vehicle it called K011. The company rated each motor at 220 kilowatts and described peak torque as 2 × 4,500 newton-meters. It said the controller can send up to 9,000 newton-meters to one wheel and that the system is in series production.
The company’s claims come as Chinese automakers focus more on Europe. Before the show, Reuters reported that 20 Chinese brands were expected to attend, double the number at the 2024 event. Reuters also cited Schmidt Automotive Research data showing Chinese brands held 10.7% of the European market in the second quarter of 2026, compared with 5.7% a year earlier. Reuters linked automakers’ focus on Europe to softer demand in China and constraints on access to the U.S. market.
