Zeekr has a solid base, but whether it can climb higher will depend on its upcoming products.
Zeekr Group reported August sales of 44,843 units, a 10.6% year-on-year increase and a 1.5% month-on-month rise, marking the sixth consecutive month above 40,000 units.
Breaking down the numbers: Zeekr brand sales reached 17,626 units, while Lynk & Co recorded 27,217 units. The figures are steady rather than spectacular, but in today’s fiercely competitive market, stability itself is no small achievement.
Beyond sales, new product momentum is drawing more attention. The flagship SUV Zeekr 9X has already opened for pre-orders. According to a CarFans research report, average new pre-orders per store range from 90 to 120 units, and some reports suggest small-deposit orders have already surpassed 80,000. If accurate, the 9X could become the key model driving Zeekr’s push into the premium segment in the second half of the year.
On the Lynk & Co side, the 10 EM-P, a mid-to-large plug-in hybrid sedan, opened for pre-orders and will officially launch on September 8. Positioned as a complement to the all-electric Z10, it strengthens Lynk & Co’s lineup in the hybrid segment.
Global expansion is also accelerating. On August 7, Zeekr announced its official entry into Greece, following earlier launches in Switzerland, Denmark, and Belgium. On August 10, the Zeekr 7X debuted in Australia with over 1,000 pre-orders in the first week. The model then rolled out in Thailand and Malaysia on August 15 and 22, respectively.
On the ecosystem side, Zeekr now operates over 1,300 stores worldwide, along with 1,933 self-built charging stations, including 1,141 ultra-fast charging sites and 5,138 Zeekr-branded chargers.
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