Video Summary
- The Zeekr 001's styling is related to the Polestar 4.- Unlike the Polestar 4, the Zeekr has conventional rear glass and mirrors.
- The reviewed trim, called "Privilege," features dual motors and adjustable rear seats.
- Yamaha speakers are included.
- The tested car is zero degrees Celsius, but it seems colder.
- The car is relatively quiet, and its comfort is excellent.
- The car’s initial peak power is high.
- The trip meter can be reset with a button.
- Navigation displays the predicted arrival battery percentage.
- Its operating system differs from the Android-based Polestar.
- It has haptic feedback on the steering wheel; lights on the wheel controls were not working during the test.
- The adaptive cruise control slows more in curves with a vehicle in front.
- The review finds the car’s energy consumption to be high at 29.7 kWh per 100 km, with the test revealing the car underran its reported distance by 4%.
- The reviewer gives the sound system a seven out of 10.
- The low setting for heat in the cabin is very warm.
