From:Internet Info Agency 2026-08-01 11:40:00
Zeekr delivered 35,837 vehicles in July, a year-over-year increase of 111%. On July 28, Zeekr launched the five-seat version of the Zeekr 9X, offering three variants priced between RMB 471,900 and RMB 585,900. With purchase incentives, the limited-time prices range from RMB 451,900 to RMB 565,900. The new five-seater retains the exterior design of the six-seat model, with dimensions of 5,239 mm (length) × 2,029 mm (width) × 1,819 mm (height) and a wheelbase of 3,169 mm. It introduces a new "Tanyie Brown" exterior color and offers two intelligent driving packages: H7 and H9. Inside, a new Burgundy Red interior color is available. The front cabin features a 16-inch 3.5K OLED dual-screen setup and runs the Zeekr AI OS 7 intelligent cockpit system. The rear seats are equipped with dual zero-gravity seats featuring heating, ventilation, and massage functions. A powered center console with a 6.5L privacy storage compartment sits between them. The audio system includes a Naim-branded setup with 32 speakers. The trunk offers a standard capacity of 1,082 liters, expandable to 2,473 liters when the rear seats are folded down. Under the hood, the vehicle is powered by a dedicated 2.0T super hybrid engine producing a maximum output of 205 kW, paired with a tri-motor system delivering a combined peak power of 1,030 kW. It comes with two battery options—55 kWh and 70 kWh—offering CLTC-rated all-electric ranges of 288 km and 380 km, respectively, and total combined driving ranges of 1,160 km and 1,250 km. The car also features the SEA AI Digital Chassis, integrating a closed-loop dual-chamber air suspension, dual-valve CCD electromagnetic dampers, and a 48V active stabilizer bar, along with an intelligent crosswind stabilization control system.

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