From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-26 15:48:08
The five-seat version of the Zeekr 9X will officially launch on July 28 at 10:00 AM. The company has simultaneously unveiled the new model’s exterior and interior color options and opened up a new color choice for the six-seat variant. Exterior colors include six options: Tan Wild (new), Midnight Black, Polar Day White, Glacier Silver, Starry Gray, and Nightfall Purple. Interior color choices comprise four options: Burgundy Red (new), Polar White, Moonlight Blue, and Amber Brown. The second-row legroom can extend up to 1.4 meters, with symmetrical configurations on both sides—each equipped with zero-gravity seats, Eames recliner mode, and a central luxury power-adjustable armrest. Inside the cabin, a 17-inch 3K ultra-high-definition OLED screen is featured, offering five-step angle adjustment from 95° to 115°. Additional amenities include a Naim audio system, a 6.5L second-row electric privacy storage box, a 9L intelligent temperature-controlled refrigerator, a 6.3-inch OLED touchscreen controller, and dual executive folding tables for second-row passengers. Powering the vehicle is the SEA Super Hybrid System, built on a full-stack 900V hybrid high-voltage architecture, delivering a maximum combined range of 1,250 km. It supports a peak charging rate of 6C, enabling the battery to charge from 20% to 80% in just 9 minutes. The drivetrain features a tri-motor megawatt electric drive system with a peak output of 1,030 kW, achieving a 0–100 km/h acceleration time as fast as 3.1 seconds. Additionally, it is equipped with a dedicated 2.0T super hybrid engine producing a peak power of 205 kW and a combined thermal efficiency exceeding 46%.

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