Spy photos confirm Lynk & Co is developing a wagon version of its 07 model, set to arrive in 2026. The vehicle will build on the existing plug-in hybrid platform, with upgraded intelligent features and a focus on performance.
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Powertrain and Technical Details
The Lynk & Co 07 Travel Edition will retain the 1.5-liter turbocharged engine paired with an electric motor, producing a combined 408 horsepower (300 kW) and 615 N·m of torque. This configuration delivers substantial power via a three-speed DHT transmission to the front wheels.
The wagon is equipped with roof-mounted lidar, indicating a commitment to advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS). While battery specifications remain undisclosed, the model is expected to leverage Lynk & Co’s ongoing efforts to optimize hybrid efficiency.
Design and Interior Enhancements
Exterior changes include a wagon-style rear end, lightning-shaped LED daytime running lights, and a large roof spoiler. These modifications improve cargo space and rear passenger headroom over the standard sedan version.
The interior layout will likely mirror the existing 07, maintaining a minimalist design with practical storage solutions.
Market Positioning and Competition
The 07 Travel Edition will compete directly with domestic mid-size PHEV models, including the Lynk & Co 07 EM-P and BYD Tang DM-i. The vehicle also aligns with imported rivals like the Toyota RAV4 Prime, offering a premium alternative in the hybrid wagon segment.
Expected pricing ranges from 155,800 to 175,800 yuan (approximately $22,587 to $25,493 USD), positioning it competitively within the market.
Industry Trends and Outlook
Lynk & Co’s continued integration of lidar and hybrid technologies reflects a broader industry trend toward intelligent, connected vehicles. Geely’s long-term interest in the U.S. market suggests potential future expansion of PHEV offerings.
The 07 Travel Edition represents Lynk & Co’s strategy to expand its product line while reinforcing its position as a key player in the hybrid vehicle sector.
The wagon’s success will depend on how consumers respond to the increased cargo capacity and improved efficiency compared to competitors. The launch will be closely watched by industry observers as a test case for Lynk & Co’s long-term strategy.
