Compared with the entry model, the Zia model has more electric adjustments in the main driver's seat and the air outlet of the rear air conditioner. The common missing configurations are seat heating, the angle adjustment of the second row seat back, and the rear cup holder.
Geely Job was designed by an international design team led by internationally renowned automobile design master Peter Hobury. Its overall shape combines China cultural elements and international aesthetic trends, with dynamic and exquisite appearance and elegant interior. Geely Job has adopted many Chinese-style designs, such as the family-style "water drop ripple" air intake grille, the chrome-plated decorative strip of the front fog lamp with Chinese style, the main instrument panel inspired by the West Lake Arch Bridge, and the central armrest inspired by China's calligraphy, which are more in line with the aesthetic preferences of China consumers.