"When I covered its debut, I said it raises the bar for all EVs available here, noting that it has the highest charging power on the continent, with an impressive 480-kilowatt rating and 10-80% charging in 13 minutes. However, this car is not defined solely by its specs, as Electrifying found after spending some time looking around a 7GT at its launch in Belgium."
"The 7GT has one feature that you don't find on any European offering in the midsize segment: all four doors are powered and open automatically. Having tried them on the 7X crossover after previously experiencing them on a BMW i7, where they were far from perfect, I was really impressed by how well they worked on the Zeekr. They seem to work just as well on the wagon, and they are not only a fancy touch, but they have practical applications, too."
"Zeekr wants to woo European EV buyers away from crossovers with a feature-packed wagon coming this summer. The 7GT has powered automatic doors, air suspension, a huge head-up display and performance to pin you to your seat. Considering it comes from Geely's most luxurious brand and all it can do, the asking price seems more than reasonable. My most eagerly anticipated EV of 2026 is the Zeekr 7GT, which will debut here in Europe in July."
The Zeekr 7GT is a midsize electric wagon arriving in Europe in July. The model targets buyers who typically purchase BMW and Mercedes-Benz vehicles. The 7GT delivers industry-leading charging with a 480-kilowatt peak rate and 10–80% charging in about 13 minutes. The wagon includes luxury features such as four powered automatic doors (on the top-spec Privilege), air suspension, a large head-up display and strong performance. The vehicle body style offers a rare alternative to crossovers in Europe. The Privilege trim costs €58,490 including delivery and bundles multiple high-end options.
Read at insideevs.com
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