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Geely EX5 Accessories: The Best Upgrades
Floor mats, boot liners, roof bars, seat covers, a car cover and a dash cam for the Geely EX5 (Geely E5 in much of Europe), with the features it already has so you buy only what you need.

The Geely EX5 is Geely's electric family SUV, sold in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Latin America. In most of continental Europe and in South Africa it is called the Geely E5, and in China the Galaxy E5: same car, different badge. It comes well equipped for the price, so the accessories worth buying are the ones that fill real gaps: protecting the cabin and the boot, carrying bikes or luggage on the roof, and recording what happens on the road.
This guide goes through those upgrades one by one, starting with what the EX5 already has so you don't pay twice. Equipment and figures vary by market and version: where something only applies to one country, we say so.
Key takeaways
- Every UK EX5 comes with V2L (3.3 kW), so you can power camping gear or tools straight from the battery.
- The boot holds 461 litres (1,877 litres seats folded) but there is no frunk: a boot liner and an organiser earn their place.
- Most EX5 versions are not rated to tow. In the UK only the Ultra can, up to 750 kg braked, so roof bars are the main way to carry more.
- None of the EX5 spec sheets we checked list a built-in dash cam or sentry-style recording, which makes a dash cam one of the most useful add-ons.
- There is no spare wheel, only a repair kit: a portable tyre inflator is worth keeping in the boot.
Geely EX5 specs that matter for accessories
Figures vary by market. Here are the ones that decide what fits and what is worth buying.
| Specification | Geely EX5 |
|---|---|
| Boot (seats up / folded) | 461 / 1,877 litres (UK and German figures) |
| Front boot (frunk) | None |
| Towing | 750 kg braked on the UK Ultra; 0 kg on the Australian versions currently on sale |
| Wheels and tyres | 18-inch, 225/55 R18 or 19-inch, 235/50 R19 |
| Vehicle-to-load (V2L) | 3.3 kW (plus 6 kW vehicle-to-vehicle in Australia) |
| Spare wheel | None, tyre repair kit |
What the Geely EX5 already has (so you don't pay twice)
V2L and V2V
Vehicle-to-load is standard on every UK EX5 and on the German E5 Pro. At 3.3 kW it runs a camping fridge, lights, a kettle or power tools from the car's battery, so you don't need a separate power station for a weekend away. Australian versions can also share up to 6 kW with another EV (vehicle-to-vehicle).
Roof rails
The EX5 has roof rails from the factory: standard on every UK version and listed on the Australian Complete. In Australia they are listed as flush rails, sitting close to the roof, so check your rail type and buy bars made for it (more on that below).
Check your version before buying
In the UK the EX5 comes as SE, Pro, Max and Ultra, from £31,990 to £38,990. Germany sells the E5 as Pro, Pro+ and Max+, from €37,990, and Australia as Complete and Inspire. Wheel size, tyres and towing change between them, so check yours before ordering anything that has to fit.
Floor mats and boot liners
All-weather mats or carpet mats?
A family SUV sees wet shoes, sand and mud. Rubber or TPE all-weather mats with raised edges keep water and dirt off the carpet and wash clean in minutes, while carpet mats feel nicer but stain more easily. Choose mats made for the EX5 rather than universal ones: they follow the floor shape and use the car's own fixing points, so they don't slide under the pedals.
Left-hand vs right-hand drive
The EX5 is sold in right-hand-drive markets such as the UK, Australia and New Zealand, and the E5 in left-hand-drive Europe. The driver's mat is a mirror image between the two, so always pick the version for your market.
Boot liner and organiser
With 461 litres seats up and 1,877 litres folded, the boot takes prams, luggage and flat-pack furniture. A fitted boot liner with a raised lip protects it from leaks, dogs and muddy sports bags. There is no frunk, so the charging cables live in the boot too: the 108-litre compartment under the boot floor is the natural place for them, and an organiser keeps the rest from sliding around.
Cabin protection and comfort
The EX5's cabin is where a family spends its time, and where small accessories make the biggest daily difference: keeping the screen and seats looking new, the car cool in summer and the floor free of sand and crumbs.
Screen protector for the 15.4-inch display
Most controls in the EX5 sit in its 15.4-inch touchscreen. A screen this size collects fingerprints and the odd scratch from rings and keys. A tempered-glass protector cut for the EX5's display takes those knocks instead, and a matte finish cuts reflections on sunny days. Clean it with a dry microfibre cloth, never with household glass cleaner.
Seat covers and child seat protectors
The UK SE is trimmed in synthetic leather and every version has perforated seats. That finish wipes clean but marks under child seats and scuffs with sports kit or dog claws. Fitted seat covers protect the rear bench for families and dog owners, and a thin protector mat under each child seat stops the base from leaving dents. On perforated, ventilated or heated seats, choose covers that let air through, and if your seats carry side airbags, only use covers designed to let them deploy.
Sunshades for the windows and the roof
The UK Max and Ultra have a panoramic sunroof with a power sunshade, and every UK version has rear privacy glass. On hot days, a folding windscreen sunshade keeps the cabin and the screen cooler while the car is parked, and clip-on rear side shades keep direct sun off children in the back.
Keeping the cabin clean
Sand, crumbs and pet hair end up in the carpet, the seat rails and the gap around the centre console. A cordless car vacuum with a crevice nozzle reaches them in a few minutes without a trip to the car wash, and a soft brush attachment is safe on the seats and the dashboard trim.
Phone, cups and small storage
You don't need a wireless phone mount: every UK EX5 has wireless phone charging. It also has a storage drawer under the rear seat, a good place for a first-aid kit or a warning triangle. Door-pocket inserts and a console tray do the rest, keeping keys, sunglasses and cables from rattling around.
Roof bars, roof boxes and bike carriers
Roof bars for the flush rails
Because most EX5 versions can't tow, the roof is where the extra space is. Bars made for flush rails clamp onto the factory rails without drilling. Yakima, for example, lists Aero FlushBar bars for the 2024–2026 EX5 in Australia, rated at 75 kg. That is the bars' rating: the car's own maximum roof load can be lower, and the lowest figure always applies, so check it in your owner's handbook before loading.
Roof box or bike carrier?
A slim roof box adds luggage space for holidays, and roof-mounted bike carriers take one bike each. Both add drag, which costs range on an EV, so take them off when you don't need them.
What about a tow bar?
In the UK, the EX5 Ultra is the first version rated to tow: up to 750 kg braked, with Trailer Stability Assist. The EX5 versions currently on sale in Australia are rated at 0 kg, although Geely has filed paperwork there for versions with a factory tow bar. If towing matters to you, check the rating of your exact version before buying a tow bar or a tow-bar bike rack.
Protection: car covers and paint care
If your EX5 is parked on the street or the driveway, sun, hail, bird droppings and tree sap all take their toll on the paint. A fitted outdoor car cover protects it and keeps the cabin cooler in summer. Pick a breathable, waterproof cover sized for a mid-size SUV, with straps so it stays on in the wind. In a garage, a lighter indoor cover keeps dust off.
Dash cam: front and rear recording
The EX5 has front, rear and side cameras for parking, but none of the spec sheets we checked list a built-in dash cam or a sentry mode that records around the parked car. A dash cam fills that gap: it records the road while you drive and, with parking mode, keeps an eye on the car when you leave it.
- Front and rear: a two-camera setup records both ends of the car, useful after a rear-end collision.
- Parking mode: records bumps and movement around the parked car.
- Hardwire kit: choose one with a low-voltage cut-off, so the camera never drains the 12-volt battery.
A front and rear setup with parking mode covers all three.
Tyres and on-the-road kit
The EX5 uses 225/55 R18 tyres on 18-inch wheels and 235/50 R19 on 19-inch wheels. There is no spare wheel, only a tyre repair kit, so a portable tyre inflator is worth keeping in the boot: it tops up the pressure at home and gets you to a tyre shop after a slow puncture. Correct pressures also matter for range on a heavy EV.
Geely EX5 accessories at a glance
| Accessory | Why it's worth it | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| All-weather floor mats | Protect the carpet from water, sand and mud | Made for the EX5, in your driving side |
| Boot liner and organiser | Protect the 461-litre boot; there is no frunk | Fitted, with a raised lip |
| Screen protector | Protects the touchscreen from scratches and glare | Tempered glass, cut for your model |
| Seat covers | Protect the seats from kids, pets and sports kit | Fitted, breathable, side-airbag compatible |
| Cordless vacuum | Sand, crumbs and pet hair | Compact, with a crevice nozzle |
| Roof bars | Carry a roof box or bikes on the flush rails | Made for the EX5's rails; check the roof load |
| Car cover | Protects the paint when parked outside | Breathable, waterproof, with straps |
| Dash cam | No built-in recorder listed | Front and rear cameras, parking mode |
| Tyre inflator | No spare wheel, only a repair kit | Compact, stops at the set pressure |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Geely E5 the same car as the EX5?
Yes. It is sold as the EX5 in the UK, Australia, New Zealand and many other markets, as the E5 in most of continental Europe and South Africa, and as the Galaxy E5 in China. Accessories made for one fit the other, as long as the driving side matches.
Does the Geely EX5 have V2L?
Yes. Every UK EX5 has vehicle-to-load at up to 3.3 kW, and Australian versions also offer 6 kW vehicle-to-vehicle charging.
What are the most useful interior accessories for the Geely EX5?
A screen protector for the 15.4-inch display, seat covers or child seat protectors, a windscreen sunshade and a cordless vacuum. Every UK EX5 already has wireless phone charging, so a phone mount isn't needed.
Can the Geely EX5 tow?
Only some versions. In the UK the EX5 Ultra is rated at 750 kg braked; the versions currently sold in Australia are rated at 0 kg. Check your exact version before fitting a tow bar.
Does the Geely EX5 have a built-in dash cam?
None of the spec sheets we checked list one, so a dash cam with front and rear cameras and parking mode is a worthwhile add-on.
Find a Geely dealer for accessories and fitting
Genuine accessories, and anything that connects to the car's electronics, are best ordered and fitted through a dealer. Find one near you on our Geely dealer map. Still choosing between models? Read our Geely EX5 vs Starray EM-i comparison or browse the whole range on our Geely models page.