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Zeekr 007 GT set for Q4 Australian launch after roll-out in 16 European countries

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Zeekr 007 GT set for Q4 Australian launch after roll-out in 16 European countries

Zeekr, the premium brand of Geely Auto (HKEX: 0175), plans to officially launch its 007 GT electric shooting brake in Australia in the fourth quarter of 2026, further expanding the model's overseas presence.

Zeekr announced the plan on its official Weibo account on Thursday, saying the 007 GT had made its first public appearance at the Sydney EV show in Australia. The model is known as the Zeekr 7GT in overseas markets.

The announcement did not disclose pricing, detailed specifications or delivery timing for the Australian version. The planned launch follows the model's expansion in Europe this year.

The Zeekr 007 GT was launched in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Norway and Sweden in January. By July, its European presence had expanded to 16 countries, including France, Italy and Spain.

The model was first launched in China in April 2025. Based on the Zeekr 007 electric sedan, it is the brand's second shooting brake after the 001.

Zeekr launched updated versions of the 007 and 007 GT in China in April this year, upgrading both to a 900-volt architecture with support for charging rates of up to 6C. The latest announcement did not specify whether these features would be offered on the Australian model.

Zeekr is drawing on its shooting brake sales performance to support its overseas expansion. Citing wholesale data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), the company said the 007 GT ranked first in global shooting brake sales in the first 8 months of 2026.


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