A right-hand-drive Zeekr 7GT has been photographed on Australian roads. It is the first public look at the electric wagon in local trim, a couple of months before customer deliveries are due to begin.
The car, finished in grey, was seen in Newcastle, NSW, and shared in the Zeekr 7GT Australia Facebook group. The sighting has been reported by CarExpert and Drive. Both outlets point to its 20-inch wheels and orange brake calipers, which mark out the flagship Performance AWD grade. Drive reported that the car is understood to be evaluating driver-assist systems for local conditions. Zeekr Australia has not publicly commented on the car.
Until now, the only 7GT shown publicly here was a left-hand-drive car at the Everything Electric show in Sydney in September. According to carsales, Zeekr Australia confirmed there that the model launches in the fourth quarter of 2026, with first customer deliveries in the first quarter of 2027. Expressions of interest are open.
Pricing still to come
Australian pricing has not been announced. Zeekr Australia managing director Frank Li told carsales that each 7GT grade will be priced below its 7X SUV equivalent. The 7X currently starts at $57,900 plus on-road costs. Drive reported Li as saying the starting price would sit between the Zeekr X and the 7X.
Three grades
Zeekr Australia's September announcement covered three grades. The figures below are as reported by CarExpert and The Driven from that announcement. Zeekr Australia's own model page could not be accessed for this story.
| Grade | Battery | Power/torque | 0–100km/h (claimed) | WLTP range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RWD | 75kWh LFP | 335kW/520Nm | 5.2s | 525km |
| Long Range RWD | 100kWh NMC | 335kW/520Nm | Not yet confirmed | 670km |
| Performance AWD | 100kWh NMC | 500kW/790Nm | 3.1s | 590km |
The 7GT is built on an 800V architecture. The claimed 10–80 per cent DC charge time is 11 minutes for the RWD and 15 minutes for the 100kWh versions. The Performance AWD adds air suspension with adaptive damping. Carsales reported a five-year/unlimited-km vehicle warranty, an eight-year/160,000km battery warranty and five years of roadside assistance. A full Australian equipment list by grade has not been published.
The 7GT went on sale in Europe this year from €45,990, according to Zeekr Europe. European outputs differ from the figures reported for Australia: Zeekr Europe quotes a 0–100km/h time of up to 3.3 seconds.
The 7GT will be Zeekr's fourth model in Australia, after the X, 7X and 009.