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18/09/2024
Announcement of the ruble value of the new Zeekr 7X

The Chinese brand of electric cars Zeekr announced the start of assembly of a new 7X electric crossover.

It is known that sales will start on September 20 this year in China, but Russian dealers have been already publishing offers on classifieds. So, according to one of them, received from the Blagoveshchensk dealer, the model can be brought to the Russian Federation by October 2024 at the cost of 6.5 million rubles.

Recall that 7X looks like a more elevated version of Zeekr 007 electric sedan. The car length is 4,825 mm, the wheelbase is 2,925 mm. The model is also equipped with an 800-volt electrical system and a battery with a power reserve of up to 605 km or a 100 kW/h installation (with such a battery, the power reserve will be 780 km). The powertrain, taken from Zeekr 007, develops capacity of 416 HP (it is paired with rear-wheel drive) or 636 HP (in the all-wheel drive version).

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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