Zeekr 7X vs Zeekr X (awd)

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Zeekr 7X
Zeekr 7X

2026 price

Zeekr X (awd)
Zeekr X (awd)

2025 price

Summary

2026 Zeekr 7X
2025 Zeekr X (awd)
Safety Rating

Engine Type
Not Applicable

Not Applicable, 0.0L
Fuel Type
Electric

Electric
Fuel Efficiency
0.0L/100km (combined)

0.0L/100km (combined)
Seating
5

5
Dislikes
  • Yet to test on actual roads
  • Air suspension on AWD better than RWD versions
  • Some packaging quirks inside

  • Rear door sill design restricts visibility for kids
  • AWD is less energy efficient than RWD
  • Range is less than 500km in AWD
2026 Zeekr 7X Summary

This is the car that will put Zeekr on the map in Australia. And that’s not hyperbole. Put it this way, the Chinese newcomer has sold just over 600 vehicles across all of 2025, which isn’t really making much of a dent. But this one? It’s not even on sale yet and the Australian team is already holding 2000 orders. Meaning, it has already (theoretically) more than tripled the brand’s results.

For one, it’s a mid-size SUV, so right in the Australian sweet spot. Plus it’s got mega-fast charging, proper performance, a high-tech platform, decent range and plenty of kit.

So, is this the start of Zeekr’s run in Australia? Let’s find out.

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2025 Zeekr X (awd) Summary

Zeekr is a new electric brand and the X small SUV is one of its first cars to come to Australia.

Owned by the Chinese carmaker Geely, which also has a big stake in Volvo, the X is designed in Sweden, built in China and now sold here.

Rivals to this little electric SUV include the Smart #1, Volvo EX30 and Xpeng G6.

The Zeekr X line-up is currently very simple - there’s the rear-wheel drive version and the all-wheel drive we tested. 

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