Zeekr 007 GT, once the brand’s top seller, now offers free pink exterior as sales slow in China
Chinese electric-vehicle maker Zeekr has introduced a new “cloud mist pink” exterior colour option along with a black-purple interior trim choice for its 007 GT model, with the latest options being offered at no additional cost for a limited time. According to a report from Chinese tech news source IT Home, the exterior colour previously carried a 6,000 yuan premium, and the new trim is also made available free of charge for the promotional period.
The 007 GT, a shooting‑brake/estate variant of the 007 series, originally went on sale in China on 15 April 2025 with a starting price of 202,900 yuan (approximately 28,000 USD) and topping out at 232,900 yuan (approximately 32,100 USD).
The model features a panoramic full-glass roof, frameless doors, hidden “water-cut” styling elements, and frameless electric mirrors. On the interior, it features a 13.02-inch central control screen and a 35.5-inch AR head-up display, which supports a blind-spot monitoring system. A dual‑Nvidia Orin‑X chip architecture handles the vehicle’s computing power.
On the architectural side, the 007 GT is built on an 800-volt high-voltage platform. It supports fast charging up to 500 kW, is equipped with a CCD electromagnetic damping system, and features “smart magic carpet” suspension functionality as standard. Battery options include both a smaller and a larger pack; the longest CLTC range reported for versions of the series is approximately 825 km (513 miles). The 007 GT features a dual-motor output of up to 646 hp (approximately 483 kW) in one specification, with a stated 585 km (362 mi) CLTC range.
The delivery data for the Zeekr 007 GT indicates that the model sold approximately 3,915 units in September 2025. A report on Caifuhao indicates that weekly unit sales in early October declined from over 2,000 units per week to under 1,000 units per week, suggesting a slowdown in deliveries compared with previous months. While Zeekr has not published official monthly figures for October, the available data points indicate a notable reduction in the vehicle’s sales momentum following the summer months.
