In this review, I take a closer look at the 2025 Geely Okavango Elite and answer the big question: built ba talaga siya for the modern Pinoy family? We’ve driven the Okavango before and it already left a strong impression, but this time, Geely simplified the lineup—wala nang Urban variants, Elite trim na lang. I talk about what that means for buyers, plus the available colors (black, white, gray), and why this midsize 7-seater still stands out as a practical people mover. I break down the key specs under the hood: a 1.5L turbo direct injection engine paired with a 48V electric motor (mild hybrid) for torque assist and better efficiency, making 190 hp and 300 Nm. Then I walk you through the exterior features, dimensions, and the cabin highlights—synthetic leather seats, 12.3-inch digital cluster, 12.3-inch touchscreen with wired Android Auto/Apple CarPlay via QDLink, and a legit three-zone climate system with a rear touchscreen panel. Practicality is a big win here too: up to 19 seating configurations, four USB ports, cooled center console, no transmission tunnel, and a 360 camera. I also cover safety features, drive modes, price (PHP 1,368,000), PMS schedule, and the 5-year/150,000 km warranty.