Lynk & Co's first pure electric model, the Lynk & Co Z10, will start pre-sales in late July, and its application drawings have been unveiled in the latest issue of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
This new car inherits the design concept of The Next Day concept, and has become a new highlight of the Lynk & Co brand with its unique interactive light strip and aerodynamic characteristics.
The exterior design of the Lynk & Co Z10 is unique, with a dot-matrix through-light strip on the front face, which is in line with the Lynk & Co 07EM-P, while the tail lights adopt a Yingneng Phantom design, echoing the front and rear.
In particular, the Z10 is equipped with a 3.4-meter-long interactive light strip with 414 RGB LEDs, capable of displaying 256 colors and dynamic effects, adding fun to driving.
The side of the body is rich in details, with hidden water cuts and frameless door design, showing Lynk & Co's pursuit of fashion and technology.
However, the traditional mirror design is a bit conservative and does not have a bezel-less outline.
The body size is 5028mm×1966mm×1468mm, and the wheelbase reaches 3005mm, providing passengers with spacious interior space.
In the rear design, the active lifting rear wing is a highlight, which can automatically deploy 15° at 70km/h and fold automatically at low speeds, which is combined with the aerodynamic design of the whole car in 14 places, so that the drag coefficient of the Z10 is reduced to 0.198Cd.
In terms of power configuration, the Lynk & Co Z10 provides two versions: single-motor two-wheel drive and dual-motor four-wheel drive to meet the needs of different consumers.
The single-motor model is equipped with a maximum power of 200 kW and 310 kW motors, while the dual-motor four-wheel drive model has a maximum power of 270 kW and 310 kW for the front and rear motors, ensuring the vehicle's power and performance.
Source: Fast Technology