Geely’s Zeekr Group saw its vehicle sales rise 15.2% year over year in May to 46,538 vehicles in May. Sequentially, figures jumped 12.6%.
The core brand Zeekr sold 18,908 units, reaching its best result since last December. Compared to the 13,727 vehicles sold in April, figures were up 37.7%.
As of Saturday, the Group’s deliveries were 50,000 units short of reaching 2 million.
Since February, Zeekr Group has started including Lynk & Co, another brand under the Hangzhou-based Geely Holding Group.
The brand sells both internal combustion engine (ICE) and new energy vehicles (NEV), and delivered 27,630 units last month.
The group is targeting sales of 710,000 vehicles in 2025, representing a 40% increase from last year.
Its main brand Zeekr aims to contribute 320,000 units to that goal. As of May 31, it had sold 74,038 vehicles in 2025, which represented 23.1% of the guidance.
On Thursday, EV makers Nio and Zeekr announced a partnership allowing drivers of both companies — including the Nio, Onvo, Firefly and Zeekr brands — to access each other’s charging infrastructure in China.
Zeekr has recently partnered with Shell in the country to expand its charging network, integrating 666 Shell stations with over 12,000 chargers.
The company unveiled its first-ever plug-in hybrid model, the 9X SUV, at the Shanghai Auto Show in April and plans to launch two hybrid models later this year.
Last week, Zeekr started European deliveries of its 7X SUV, with the first unit rolling out in Norway. The urban SUV is priced from 393,969 NOK ($38,180). In the Netherlands, the Zeekr 7X starts at €52,990 — equivalent to $60,100.
In April, the brand saw sales growth in the Norwegian and Dutch markets. However, registrations dropped by 51% in Sweden.
