Lynk & Co 07 GT First Production Model Rolls Off Line; Arrives at Dealerships and Opens for Pre-orders by End of June

The first production unit of the Lynk & Co 07 GT officially rolled off the assembly line on June 18. Display vehicles are scheduled to arrive at Lynk & Co dealerships nationwide by the end of June, marking the start of pre-sales. The roof rack on the Lynk & Co 07 GT has a static maximum load capacity of 150 kg and a dynamic load capacity of 100 kg. Verified through Lynk & Co’s extreme durability testing, it can safely carry a two-person hard-shell rooftop tent or heavier gear such as kayaks and PitBikes. The vehicle comes standard from the factory with an electric retractable tow hitch, offering a maximum towing capacity of 1.6 tons—ideal for towing caravans or mounting bike carriers. The Lynk & Co 07 GT features a 1.9-square-meter, four-layer heat- and UV-insulating panoramic sunroof utilizing Low-E (low-emissivity) glass technology. Without the sunshade deployed, solar transmittance remains below 20%, while UV blockage is no less than 99.9% and infrared rejection exceeds 96%. The official Lynk & Co accessories store will soon launch multiple compatible sunshade options to meet diverse user needs. Inside the cabin, frequently used functions are accessible via physical buttons designed for intuitive blind operation. A long press on the black-diamond-cut rotary knob on the center console allows drivers to switch driving modes or adjust air conditioning fan speed and temperature. The vehicle can be equipped with up to a 10.2-inch fully digital instrument cluster, a 15.4-inch central touchscreen, and a 95-inch ultra-wide AR-HUD, enabling seamless three-screen interaction. The central display features an ultra-narrow bezel design, while the instrument cluster clearly presents essential information such as vehicle speed, tire pressure, warning indicators, and navigation maps. The AR-HUD overlays critical driving data onto the real-world road ahead, allowing drivers to view key information without looking away. The interior adopts an enveloping cockpit layout, with ambient lighting lines, air vent placements, and seamless visual continuity between the dashboard and door panels creating a cohesive, immersive feel. Multiple trim pieces feature carbon-fiber-textured finishes using Kurz (Germany)-sourced technology, offering exceptional wear resistance and lasting color fidelity. The carbon-textured door panel inserts are accented with distinctive “GT” badging.