Founded in 2021 as a luxury electric car brand, Zeekr became a holding company in February 2025 following the acquisition of Lynk & Co. With two brands offering nearly 20 models and 1.8 million users worldwide, the group aims to lead the premium EV market through enhanced technology sharing, market synergies, and brand coordination.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Q1 2025 showed record profitability with the Zeekr brand achieving a 21.2% margin. However, Geely Auto announced plans in May 2025 to acquire remaining Zeekr shares, with the merger completed in July 2025, making Zeekr a wholly owned subsidiary and leading to delisting. The rapid acquisition by parent company Geely presents uncertainty about independent growth prospects.
Top Insights
Zeekr announced in June 2025 that its 500,000th vehicle rolled off the production line, 44 months after establishment.
In November 2025, Zeekr and Lynk & Co brands delivered 63,902 vehicles combined.
Questions have been raised about sales reporting accuracy in certain markets, with discrepancies noted between reported sales and actual vehicle registrations.
Geely Auto initiated a delisting process following the announced acquisition of all remaining Zeekr shares.
Named Competitors
Model S/Model 3 — Premium and mainstream electric vehicles
Nio ET/ES Series — Premium Chinese electric vehicles
BYD EVs — Leading Chinese EV and battery manufacturer
Recent Developments
(December 2025) Completion of merger with Geely Auto announced, with delisting imminent
(November 2025) Zeekr and Lynk & Co brands delivered 63,902 combined vehicles
(August 2025) Company announced product lineup updates with enhanced technology features
(June 2025) Milestone of 500,000 vehicles produced announced
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