Lynk & Co’s Flagship SUV to Feature NVIDIA’s Next-Gen Chip in World First
Zeekr Group, the new parent company of Chinese automotive brand Lynk & Co, announced on February 14 that the upcoming Lynk & Co 900 full-size SUV will be the world’s first vehicle powered by NVIDIA’s next-generation centralized computer. This advanced hardware will support both autonomous driving capabilities and in-car infotainment systems. The announcement coincided with Zeekr’s acquisition of a controlling stake in Lynk & Co, unifying the sales operations of the sister brands under the Geely umbrella. Scheduled for launch in the second quarter of this year, the Lynk & Co 900 represents the largest model in the brand’s history and is pivotal to achieving the company’s annual sales target of 390,000 vehicles, marking a 36.7% increase from the previous year. Furthermore, Zeekr Group has set an ambitious goal to sell 710,000 cars collectively this year, with a long-term target of reaching one million luxury vehicle sales annually by the end of 2026. This strategic move highlights the increasing integration of high-performance computing in modern electric vehicles and the consolidation within Geely’s premium automotive portfolio.
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Lynk & Co’s Flagship SUV to Feature NVIDIA’s Next-Gen Chip in World First
Zeekr Group, the new parent company of Chinese automotive brand Lynk & Co, announced on February 14 that the upcoming Lynk & Co 900 full-size SUV will be the world’s first vehicle powered by NVIDIA’s next-generation centralized computer. This advanced hardware will support both autonomous driving capabilities and in-car infotainment systems. The announcement coincided with Zeekr’s acquisition of a controlling stake in Lynk & Co, unifying the sales operations of the sister brands under the Geely umbrella. Scheduled for launch in the second quarter of this year, the Lynk & Co 900 represents the largest model in the brand’s history and is pivotal to achieving the company’s annual sales target of 390,000 vehicles, marking a 36.7% increase from the previous year. Furthermore, Zeekr Group has set an ambitious goal to sell 710,000 cars collectively this year, with a long-term target of reaching one million luxury vehicle sales annually by the end of 2026. This strategic move highlights the increasing integration of high-performance computing in modern electric vehicles and the consolidation within Geely’s premium automotive portfolio.
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