Zeekr Group’s main brand sold 4,300 units in China from May 5 to 11, marking its second-best sales week of the year.
Registration data shared on Chinese social media this Tuesday showed that sales jumped 39.6% from the previous week.
Last week’s figures represent the first time since the first week of 2025 that the brand’s weekly registrations have surpassed 4,000 units. In the first four months of the year, the brand sold an average of 3,000 units per week.
Between January 1 and May 11, the Geely-backed brand sold 57,500 units in China. Over the first four months of the year, the brand has achieved 16% of its 320,000-unit sales target for 2025.
Li Auto registered 8,200 units last week, followed by Leapmotor with 7,800 and XPeng with 6,900 units. Xiaomi‘s sales declined for the second consecutive week, with the brand listing 5,200 units between May 5 and 11.
Tesla’s registrations plunged 57.9% to 3,070 units, marking its lowest weekly result since January. BYD leads the market with 68,000 hybrid and fully electric models registered last week and 967,800 year to date.
7X in Europe
On Tuesday, the company announced on Weibo that the European version of the Zeekr 7X has entered mass production.
“A new era begins! Zeekr7X European version rolls off the production line,” the post said.
Late last year, Zeekr announced the model would be arriving in Europe, with deliveries expected in “summer 2025” across the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway.
April Results
Zeekr delivered 13,727 vehicles in April, which represented a 1.5% increase from March. The brand saw sales growth last month in Norway and the Netherlands. However, in Sweden, where it is headquartered, registrations dropped by 51%.
Last week, Geely Holding Group announced its intention to acquire all remaining publicly traded shares of Zeekr Group — which includes Zeekr and Lynk&Co — listed in Hong Kong and New York.
The company called for synergies in “innovative architecture, hardware, software and connected technologies” as competition in the new energy vehicle market continues to become fiercer.
Earlier this week, it was rumored by Finimize that Zeekr might adjust its sales model in China, with a new agency-based model. However, details remain unknown.
