From:Internet Info Agency 2026-03-31 15:49:00
Zeekr has officially announced that the Zeekr 001 Fifth Anniversary Edition will launch on April 10. The new model features a full-stack 900V high-voltage architecture, dual motors delivering a combined output of 680 kW, and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.83 seconds. CLTC range options span from 710 km to 810 km across multiple variants. Exterior styling retains the shooting-brake coupe design, highlighted by a large rear spoiler, split-type front headlights, and a贯穿式 (full-width) LED taillight. Exclusive anniversary badges are integrated throughout the body to enhance visual distinction and collectible value. Under the hood, the chassis is equipped with KW coilover suspension, a closed-loop dual-chamber air suspension system, CCD electromagnetic dampers, and an intelligent "Magic Carpet" ride-control feature. Ground clearance ranges up to 206 mm, with an adjustable travel distance of 85 mm. For intelligent driving, the vehicle is powered by the NVIDIA DRIVE Thor-U chip, offering a total computing power of 700 TOPS and supporting point-to-point parking navigation assistance. On the same day, Zeekr will also launch refreshed versions of the 007 and 007 GT. Pre-sales for both models begin on April 2. Built on the same 900V architecture, they achieve a blistering 0–100 km/h time of 2.73 seconds and offer a maximum CLTC range of 905 km. Both models debut Zeekr’s new AI OS 7 operating system and come paired with the Eva robot assistant.

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