- The upgraded Zeekr 007 and 007 GT feature a new 900-volt high-voltage architecture, with a range of up to 905 kilometers.
- Zeekr to also launch a limited fifth-anniversary edition of the Zeekr 001 shooting brake on April 10.
Zeekr has announced the launch schedule for the updated versions of its 007 sedan and 007 GT shooting brake, preparing to refresh two of its key models ahead of the 2026 Beijing Auto Show.
Pre-sales for the revamped models will begin on April 2, with the official launch scheduled for April 10, the company announced Tuesday.
Zeekr will also introduce a limited fifth-anniversary edition of the Zeekr 001 shooting brake on April 10, it said.
The Zeekr 001 is the brand's inaugural model and the first shooting brake from a domestic Chinese automaker, having achieved significant success in that segment.
The updated Zeekr 007 lineup is upgraded to a 900-volt high-voltage architecture and equipped with the more powerful Nvidia Drive Thor-U assisted-driving chip, according to a company poster.
The vehicles offer a maximum range of up to 905 kilometers and can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.73 seconds, which the company claims is the best performance in its class.
The new Zeekr 007 offers single- and dual-motor options. The single-motor version has a maximum output of 370 kilowatts (kW), while the dual-motor variant adds a 215 kW front motor.
The currently available Zeekr 007, built on an 800-volt architecture, has a starting price range of 209,900 yuan ($30,390) to 299,900 yuan.
The starting price range for the Zeekr 007 GT is between 202,900 yuan and 232,900 yuan.
The upcoming launch comes as China's EV industry faces supply chain constraints, which could lead to an increase in the official guide price for the new Zeekr 007 GT.
The upgraded Zeekr 007 GT may see a price hike of 5,000 to 8,000 yuan compared to the current model, local auto media Yiche reported on March 9, citing people familiar with the matter.
Persistent memory chip shortages and rising costs for core battery components are the primary drivers, the report said.
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