- Lynk & Co's first GT concept sports car will debut at the Beijing Auto Show kicking off on April 24, aiming to bolster the brand's sporty image.
- The all-new concept sports car features sleek, flowing body lines and a full-width taillight design.
Lynk & Co is set to debut a concept sports car at the Beijing Auto Show later this week in a bid to bolster the brand's sporty image.
The brand's first GT concept sports car will make its global debut at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show, the automaker announced Monday on Weibo.
The highly anticipated 2026 Beijing Auto Show kicks off on April 24, with Lynk & Co's booth located at A103 in the Capital International Exhibition Convention Center (CIECC).
A teaser image reveals that the all-new concept sports car features sleek, flowing body lines and a full-width taillight.
The model's triangular rear window design shares styling cues with the Lynk & Co 10, an all-new battery electric vehicle (BEV) sedan slated for an official launch in the second quarter of this year.
By emphasizing sporty performance and smart configurations, Lynk & Co is seeking to further expand its overall market share in the fiercely competitive premium electric vehicle (EV) segment.
Earlier this month, at the debut event for the Lynk & Co 10+ and Lynk & Co 10, Lynk & Co announced that the Lynk & Co 10+ had surpassed the Porsche Taycan GT to set a new lap record at the Baijun Mountain Circuit — Asia's only ridge-top racetrack.
Lynk & Co announced today that the Lynk & Co 10+ and Lynk & Co 10 will go on pre-sales on April 24, the first day of the Beijing Auto Show.
Following Zeekr's completion of a transaction to acquire a 51% stake in Lynk & Co in February 2025, parent company Geely is accelerating the integration of its internal resources to navigate intensifying market competition.
Lynk & Co's global deliveries reached 25,426 units in March, eking out a marginal 0.53% increase compared to the same period last year.
Despite the slight year-on-year gain, the sales figure represents a 7.07% drop from February, highlighting the ongoing challenges the brand faces.
