The Zeekr X drops in price in Europe

Zeekr, the premium brand of Chinese giant Geely, has just announced a price reduction for its best-selling model in the European markets where it is already on sale. This measure is accompanied by a special promotion that will be valid until the end of April, aimed at attracting new customers in Europe.

Both the Zeekr X and the Zeekr 001 are already on sale in both the Netherlands and Sweden. The company also announced some time ago the first deliveries of its electric models in Germany for early 2024, so they should be arriving any time now.

As a result, from now on the price of the Zeekr X in the Netherlands will drop from 44,990 euros to 42,490 euros. Meanwhile, in Sweden, customers in that Scandinavian country will be able to get a unit of this spectacular compact SUV for 529 thousand Swedish kronor, instead of the 550 thousand it cost until now. At current exchange rates, this represents a saving of around 1,900 euros.

In Germany, the announced price for the Zeekr X is 44,990 euros – the same as in the Netherlands – and although a similar reduction would be expected, the Chinese manufacturer has not yet confirmed that this reduction will also apply there.

This promotion is not one you can afford to miss

Additionally, and as we mentioned at the beginning of this article, Zeekr has announced a special promotion it has named “10+10+10”, which all new European customers will be able to take advantage of until the end of next April. This promotion adds warranty, free servicing and full connectivity for a period of ten years to all units of the Zeekr X purchased under it.

Zeekr intends to gradually launch its operations in much of Western Europe – Spain included – over the coming years, through 2026, so similar promotions are to be expected in those countries it reaches in order to consolidate its presence there.

As a consequence of the reduction or complete elimination of purchase incentives for electric vehicles in several European countries, many manufacturers have been forced to drastically cut their prices in order to avoid a drop in demand. Tesla was the one that, during 2023, carried out the most radical price-reduction strategy, to which the rest were obliged to respond. Although somewhat belatedly, Zeekr has now been the last to follow the same steps.