The Geely Monjaro has built a reputation as a comfortable, well-equipped mid-size SUV, and an electric running board rounds out that comfort by making every entry and exit easier. The step stays hidden until a door opens, then extends automatically to provide a stable foothold, retracting again the moment the door is closed. Here's the kit designed for the Monjaro.
Comfort is a big part of the Geely Monjaro's appeal, and an electric running board extends that comfort to the simple act of getting in and out. Rather than leaving a fixed step exposed at all times, the system stays tucked under the body until a door opens, at which point it deploys automatically to offer secure footing, then withdraws the instant the door shuts.
The difference is most noticeable for passengers who benefit from a lower, more predictable step — children, older family members, or anyone managing bags or a car seat. Because the board reacts to the door rather than a manual control, it works the same way every single time.
Finish options are available to match the Monjaro's exterior styling, and the underlying materials are chosen to resist corrosion, road salt, and general wear, so the board keeps performing reliably through cold winters and long summers alike.
Fitting the kit to a Monjaro is built around the vehicle's existing mounting points, so installation typically involves minimal modification, and the system needs very little upkeep once installed.
Browse the rest of the lineup on the Geely electric running boards and power steps page.
Does the Monjaro's running board handle cold-weather conditions well? Yes, the housing and motor are sealed against moisture, road salt, and debris, so it's built to keep working through harsh winters.
Will the step interfere with any factory side skirts or trim on the Monjaro? The kit is designed to work alongside the Monjaro's factory trim, mounting along the rocker panels without requiring their removal.
How quickly does the step retract after closing the door? The step withdraws within moments of the door closing, tucking fully out of sight before you walk away from the vehicle.
