Zeekr

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Zeekr is Geely's EV unit targeting the high-end market, with products covering sedan, SUV, MPV, mini van.
Founded: Mar 2021
HQ: Ningbo
Website: zeekrlife.com
  • Lynk & Co 900 officially launched to target large SUV market

    Lynk & Co 900 starts at RMB 309,900 ($42,480) and secured over 10,000 firm orders within one hour of availability.

  • Zeekr debuts hybrid SUV 9X with over 380 km battery range

    The Zeekr 9X's long range and powerful performance will further blur the lines between a PHEV and a BEV.

  • Zeekr launches 009 Grand Collector's Edition in bigger bet on luxury car market

    The Zeekr 009 Grand Collector's Edition is priced a further 14 percent higher than the luxurious Zeekr 009 Grand, with deliveries set to begin in June.

  • Zeekr launches 007 GT in stepped-up bet on shooting brake segment

    The Zeekr 007 GT is Zeekr's second shooting brake-style model after the Zeekr 001 with a lower price tag.

  • Zeekr to officially launch 007 GT on Apr 15, its 2nd shooting brake model

    The Zeekr 007 GT will be available in overseas markets and will be rebranded as the Zeekr 7 GT.

  • Zeekr Group delivers 40,715 cars in Mar, up 30.18% from Feb

    The deliveries included 15,422 Zeekr brand vehicles and 25,293 Lynk & Co vehicles.

  • Zeekr unveils new charger with charging speed expected to exceed BYD's 1-MW tech

    Zeekr unveiled a charger with a peak power of 1.2 MW, and the technology will make its debut at the Shanghai auto show in April.

  • Lynk & Co starts pre-sales of Lynk & Co 900 large SUV, priced from $45,460

    Lynk & Co 900 is Lynk & Co's largest vehicle to date, measuring 5,240 mm in length, and will be officially launched in late April.

  • Zeekr shares teaser video of hybrid SUV 9X, hinting at strong powertrain performance

    The Zeekr 9X can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 4 seconds across its lineup, the EV maker said.

  • Zeekr reports significantly lower net loss and record gross margin in Q4

    Zeekr reported a net loss of RMB 821 million ($112 million) in the fourth quarter, a year-on-year decrease of 72.1 percent and down 28.0 percent from the third quarter.