Lynk & Co has already built 800,000 vehicles, despite being an almost unknown brand

The Lynk & Co brand is practically unknown in our country. It emerged six years ago under the umbrella of Volvo and Geely, so we can be sure it is a brand of quality and safety. So much so that it has decided to move only into certain specific markets where it knows it can achieve sales that will ensure its continuity.

Under this brand, quality cars with premium equipment are produced. Its growth has been measured, and it has presented models that it has known how to shape to the taste of customers looking for something extra. Under that premise, the Lynk 01 was born, a compact SUV based on Volvo, followed by the compact Lynk 02 and a saloon, the Lynk 03.

Over the years, a subcompact SUV, the Lynk 06, arrived, along with a seven-seat SUV under the name Lynk 07 and another SUV, the Lynk 09. This model has been the star of the company’s assembly plant in China, since it was the 800,000th vehicle to leave the assembly line.

In figures, Lynk & Co sold a total of 123,500 vehicles during the first nine months of 2022. A figure that is not bad at all. It expects that figure to rise considerably before the end of the year. In addition to the vehicles it already offers, it is working to expand its range with new models over the coming years.

Electric vehicles are expected to make up 60% of its range by 2024. A year later, in 2025, its entire range is expected to be electrified.

The way it sells its vehicles has aimed to set it apart from the competition. It not only sells its vehicles directly, but also offers a subscription service that makes it easier to obtain the vehicle. In fact, 95% of the Lynk & Co 01 SUVs have been acquired in Europe under the subscription model.