Zeekr 001 already has a price in Spain: up to 544 hp and 620 km of range

Published on May 28, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

The Zeekr 001, an electric shooting brake from the Chinese company Zeekr (Geely), lands in Spain with official prices. It arrives with up to 544 hp and 620 km of WLTP range, along with a very comprehensive standard equipment that includes bidirectional V2L charging. Distributed by Salvador Caetano Auto, the range is structured into four versions: Long Range RWD, Performance AWD, Privilege AWD, and Sport Edition AWD. It is positioned to compete directly with Tesla and the premium German brands.

Zeekr 001 shooting brake in motion on wet road reflecting urban lights, rear tires showing torque during maximum acceleration, V2L battery system active with bidirectional cables connected to a portable charger, electrical energy flow visualized with glowing blue lines from the open trunk, active aerodynamics in rear suspension compressing under load, detail of ventilated brakes and exposed electric motor in cutaway view, cinematic night style, industrial blue and orange lighting, polished metallic textures, photorealistic automotive engineering render

Technology and performance: all-wheel drive, batteries, and bidirectional charging ⚡

Under its shooting brake bodywork, the Zeekr 001 hides an 800V platform that enables fast charging. The Long Range RWD version offers 272 hp and 620 km of range, while the AWD variants reach 544 hp with a range of up to 580 km. All-wheel drive and adaptive air suspension are part of the equipment in the higher trims. The V2L system allows using the car as a power source for external devices, a practical function for getaways or emergencies.

A Chinese car with a coupe stance ready to shake up dealerships 🚗

Zeekr arrives with a solid argument: a lot of car for less money than its German rivals. But beware, it's not all that simple. Salvador Caetano's after-sales service network will have to prove it can handle these speedsters as smoothly as a gasoline utility vehicle. Meanwhile, Tesla drivers are already eyeing this Chinese shooting brake, wondering if their next rival will come with a standard charger or a grin from ear to ear.