Lynk & Co Unveils Flagship 900 SUV to Rival Range Rover and Li Auto L9
On January 3, Lynk & Co officially launched its largest vehicle to date, the full-size SUV model named the 900. This new release is strategically positioned to compete directly with established premium models such as the Range Rover and the popular Li Auto L9. The vehicle boasts impressive dimensions, measuring 5.2 meters in length and 1.8 meters in height, with a wheelbase of nearly 3.2 meters. Key features include a spacious six-seater interior with adjustable third-row seats and swiveling second-row chairs for enhanced accessibility. Technologically, the plug-in hybrid SUV integrates two 30-inch 6K infotainment screens and NVIDIA chips to support advanced driver assistance systems. Distinctive digital LED lights allow for customized symbol displays and communication functions. This launch occurs amidst significant corporate restructuring, as Lynk & Co forms a new electric vehicle group with sister brand Zeekr following Volvo's decision to sell its stake in the company to Geely and Zeekr. The move highlights Geely's broader strategy to consolidate its electric vehicle operations and strengthen its competitive position in the high-end SUV market.
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Lynk & Co Unveils Flagship 900 SUV to Rival Range Rover and Li Auto L9
On January 3, Lynk & Co officially launched its largest vehicle to date, the full-size SUV model named the 900. This new release is strategically positioned to compete directly with established premium models such as the Range Rover and the popular Li Auto L9. The vehicle boasts impressive dimensions, measuring 5.2 meters in length and 1.8 meters in height, with a wheelbase of nearly 3.2 meters. Key features include a spacious six-seater interior with adjustable third-row seats and swiveling second-row chairs for enhanced accessibility. Technologically, the plug-in hybrid SUV integrates two 30-inch 6K infotainment screens and NVIDIA chips to support advanced driver assistance systems. Distinctive digital LED lights allow for customized symbol displays and communication functions. This launch occurs amidst significant corporate restructuring, as Lynk & Co forms a new electric vehicle group with sister brand Zeekr following Volvo's decision to sell its stake in the company to Geely and Zeekr. The move highlights Geely's broader strategy to consolidate its electric vehicle operations and strengthen its competitive position in the high-end SUV market.
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