Video Summary
- The Zeekr X is a part of the Geely group, which also owns Volvo, Polestar, Smart, and Lotus.- It is built on the SEA platform, which is also used by the Smart #1 and the future Volvo EX30.
- The car is described more as a hatchback in the C-segment, despite being labeled an SUV by Zeekr.
- There is a 66 kWh battery.
- The rear-wheel-drive version has 272 pk and the all-wheel-drive version has over 400 pk.
- The range is 440 km for the rear-wheel-drive version and slightly less for the all-wheel-drive version.
- The interior finish is good and gives a high-quality impression.
- The rear seat offers good seating comfort, but legs sit in an unusual position due to the high-sitting battery.
- There are no air vents in the back, only USB ports.
- Access to the rear seats is restricted because a shoulder can bump the B pillar.
- The trunk has 360 liters of space, which is not very large for the C segment.
- There is, fortunately, a front trunk for storing charging cables.
- The car offers a well-refined chassis and good road handling, but the steering is too light and indirect to be sporty.
- The multimedia experience is good, and climate control is accessible.
- Zeekr is trying to position itself higher than Volvo and Polestar, but the positioning remains unclear.
- The review concludes that Zeekr X has the chance to break through in the very busy market of newcomers for electric cars.
- It's an accessible and comfortable vehicle with a luxurious air.
- There will be no showroom for ZEEKR. The car must be ordered online, or viewed in the showroom in Amsterdam. A service point location will be announced shortly.
