Limited Edition Of Sports Sedans From Lynk & Co

by AutoExpert   |  31 August, 2021

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Three years after the Lynk & Co 03 made its debut at the Chengdu Motor Show, the business has debuted the sportiest model, the 03+ Cyan Edition, which will be sold only in China. The limited-edition premium sedan was built to commemorate Cyan Racing's three Major Tournaments in the FIA WTCC in 2019 and 2020.

03+ Cyan Edition appears to be a production model of the 03 Cyan Concept, which made its debut in 2019. With or without the prototype's broad fenders, the aggressive body kit appears as it came straight off the racecourse.

Lynk & Co 03+ Cyan Edition
In contrast to the black and carbon-fiber elements, the cyan exterior color contrasts with the yellow brake calipers, which complete the race car image. On top of that, the limited run comes with unusual diameter rims, Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires, and Akebono brakes, and Bilstein dampers that can be set to the appropriate angle. This car comes equipped for the driver and front passenger with magnificent Cyan-branded sports seats, which are upholstered in black with gold accents.

Lynk & Co 03+ Cyan Edition
As with the normal Lynk & Co 03+ coupe-SUV, the special version comes with a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine that produces 261 horsepower (195 kW/ 265 PS) with 380 Nm (280 lb-ft). 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) can be reached in 5.7 seconds thanks to the 8-speed automatic gearbox. When compared to the Lynk & Co 03 Cyan Concept's 528-hp (394kW / 535 PS) and 504 Nm (371lb-ft), these numbers are less remarkable.

Lynk & Co 03+ Cyan Edition

There's little doubt that this car could compete with the BMW M3, Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, Mercedes-AMG C 63 S, and Audi RS 4 in terms of performance. In China, Lynk & Co's 03+ Cyan Edition starts at 185,800 yuan ($28,732). Like the last model, the limited run will only be available in China.

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