New spy photos of the Zeekr station wagon have appeared

The new product is undergoing a series of road tests before launching on the European market. In the pictures published by CarNewsChina, the station wagon’s silhouette resembles the one depicted in Sugar Design’s unofficial renderings – with heavily sloping A-pillars and a sloping roofline. From the front, the prototype resembles the 007 sedan, with which the new product should share the SEA platform and power plants. A full premiere and start of sales in Europe are expected during 2025.

According to unofficial information, the new product will receive a lithium iron phosphate battery with a capacity of 75 or 100 kilowatt-hours. There will be several modifications: with rear-wheel drive and one electric motor, or all-wheel drive and a dual-motor unit. The power reserve is more than 800 kilometers. It is expected that the 007 will be equipped with the Haohan 2.0 intelligent driving system, which has three dozen sensors.

More details and spy photos will emerge in the coming months.

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At the same time, Zeekr is preparing to launch its first hybrid. Its premiere will take place at the Shanghai Motor Show in the spring, and the new product will appear at dealers in the second half of next year. According to preliminary data, this will be a large crossover that will be able to move without starting the internal combustion engine at low speeds and connect it to the wheels when driving on highways. The rest of the time, the fuel engine will act as a generator.

Zeekr electric cars are supplied to Russia semi-officially, that is, the brand, owned by the Geely holding, does not have a representative office in the country. But this does not prevent Zeekr from selling more electric cars in Russia than the brands that are officially represented.

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