Zeekr News
Does Australia have too many car companies?
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By Stephen Ottley · 06 Oct 2024
Another week, another new car company joins the Australian market.
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Meet Australia's cheapest premium small SUV
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By Tom White · 27 Sep 2024
Zeekr is the first Chinese automaker to specifically aim at the premium market, and it has priced its first model, the X small SUV to suit.
Zeekr jumping on the hybrid train!
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By James Cleary · 18 Sep 2024
Zeekr, Geely’s premium pure-EV sub-brand, may still be premium but it appears the purity of its approach to electric vehicles has been diluted somewhat with the emergence of a prototype Zeekr 001 hybrid.
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The massive Chinese brand just out of sight
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By Tom White · 26 Aug 2024
Geely already operates at a large scale in Australia, but currently hides behind a diverse array of brands.
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Why this Chinese brand will be different
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By Tom White · 21 Aug 2024
Zeekr aiming for smooth launch but says cars can be tweaked thanks to big support from its Chinese parent company.
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Zeekr says price 'sweet spot' sets it apart
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By Tom White · 20 Aug 2024
Zeekr explains why it isn't your average Chinese brand.
The EV breakthrough we’ve been waiting for?
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By Dom Tripolone · 18 Aug 2024
Electric cars are evolving at an astounding pace thanks to new and improved batteries that are removing some of the biggest hurdles to mass EV adoption.
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2025 Zeekr X to undercut Volvo EX30
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By Tom White · 15 Aug 2024
Zeekr has confirmed its first SUV will undercut its Volvo relation.
Zeekr 7X confirmed for Australia
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By Andrew Chesterton · 15 Aug 2024
The Tesla Model Y-fighting Zeekr 7X has been confirmed for the Australia, with the brand having locked in right-hand-drive production for all-electric mid-size SUV for 2025.
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The Zeekr 009 might be the wildest EV ever
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By Andrew Chesterton · 05 Aug 2024
The Zeekr 009 might well be the wildest electric vehicle to land in Australia this year, with the pricey people-mover taking aim not just at Lexus and the German giants of BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi, but also targeting Rolls-Royce and Bentley, with a bonkers BEV that it says will make it a global “luxury benchmark”
