Zeekr’s January Deliveries Drop 5% Year over Year to 11,942

Zeekr 7X
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Zeekr, a Chinese brand from the giant Geely Holding Group, said on Saturday its deliveries dropped 5% in January to 11,942 units.

In December, often the best month sales-wise due to the year end sales push, Zeekr reached a new record with over 27,000 vehicles delivered.

The Hangzhou-based company closed 2024 with 222,123 vehicles delivered, around 7,900 short from its 230,000 target announced a year ago. In 2025, the company is targeting a 44% growth to 320,000 vehicles — a monthly average of 26,660 units.

Zeekr expanded into the Israeli market early last year with its 001 shooting brake sedan and the Zeekr X crossover SUV. Earlier this week, the carmaker announced plans to open its first charging stations in the country, which will also be accessible to other EV brands.

The company, which is set to launch its first hybrid model this year, announced that it has delivered a total of 15,000 vehicles overseas. Zeekr’s first market outside China was Sweden, where it operates its Design Studio.

In early December, Zeekr extended incentives in China, including zero down payment and zero-interest financing.

The company recently announced plans to introduce its five-seater SUV, the 7X, to European markets. Launched in China in August 2024, the 7X is expected to begin European deliveries in the summer of 2025 across the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway.

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