Lynk & Co Reveals 900 SUV With Jaw-Dropping Power And Tech-Forward Cabin

by AutoExpert   |  6 January, 2025

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Lynk & Co has officially revealed the 900, a high-tech plug-in hybrid SUV set to hit the Chinese market in March. It comes with three different hybrid setups, blending sharp design with cutting-edge technology and serious performance.

At the front, the Lynk & Co 900 shows off sleek LED daytime running lights, while the main headlights sit lower in the bumper for a more modern look. Around the back, it sports a wide tailgate and slim taillights connected by a light bar, keeping things clean and futuristic.

Lynk & Co 900

The interior exudes a sense of futuristic design. The centerpiece is a massive 30-inch 6K floating display that covers both the infotainment and passenger screens. Drivers also get a 12.66-inch digital instrument cluster and a head-up display. Other standout features include dual wireless charging pads, ambient lighting, floating armrests, and a two-spoke steering wheel. Rear passengers aren’t left out either—they get a fold-down 30-inch display from the ceiling, a smaller screen on the center console, and even a slide-out fridge.

Lynk & Co 900

Under the hood, the entry-level Lynk & Co 900 uses a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine paired with a 215-hp front electric motor and a 308-hp rear motor, delivering a combined 710 horsepower. For more power, there are two versions with a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder. The first setup pushes out 724 hp, thanks to a 165-hp motor at the front and a 308-hp motor at the back.

Lynk & Co 900

The range-topping Lynk & Co 900 is even more impressive. It pairs a 165-hp front motor with two 215-hp motors at the rear, cranking out a staggering 845 hp. It can rocket from 0–62 mph (100 km/h) in just 4 seconds. Lynk & Co hasn’t shared battery-only range details yet.

Lynk & Co 900

 

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