In a world dominated by electric SUVs, Zeekr is carving out space for a body style that's long overdue for an EV revival—the wagon (shooting brake). And not just any wagon. The newly launched Zeekr 7 GT blends performance, sleek design, and ultra-fast charging in a package that’s priced to shake up the market.
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Shock Pricing, Serious Value
Let’s start with the biggest surprise: the price tag. In China, the 7 GT lands well below what most would expect for something this quick, this roomy, and this futuristic.
| Variant | Starting Price (AUD equivalent) |
| Entry-level RWD | Just under $44,000 |
| Dual-motor AWD | Just under $50,000 |
That’s serious value, especially for buyers comparing this to the likes of Porsche or BMW’s electric wagons, which cost more than double.
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Charging That Redefines "Fast"
The entry-level version isn’t just affordable, it’s also one of the fastest-charging EVs in the world.
- Battery: 75 kWh LFP pack (Golden battery, in-house developed)
- Charging speed: Up to 500 kW (thanks to 800V architecture)
- Charge time (10–80%): Just 10.5 minutes on a high-power charger
Zeekr’s high-voltage setup isn’t just for bragging rights—it’s a game changer for road trippers and daily drivers alike.
Range That Handles Australian Distance Needs
Australia’s vast distances demand range and Zeekr delivers on both variants.
| Variant | Battery Type | Range (CLTC) | Estimated WLTP |
| Entry-level RWD | 75 kWh LFP | 650 km | ~570 km |
| Dual-motor AWD | 100 kWh NCM | 825 km | ~700+ km |
Even on more conservative WLTP numbers, these figures put the 7 GT among the longest-range EVs available.
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Rapid Convenience
Don’t let the family-friendly format fool you. This wagon has serious performance chops.
| Variant | Power | 0–100 km/h |
| RWD (rear motor) | 310 kW / 440 Nm | 5.2 seconds |
| AWD (dual motor) | 475 kW combined | 3.8 seconds |
That’s enough to leave plenty of sporty SUVs and even some sports cars in the rear-view mirror.
Design That Mixes Function with Flair
Zeekr isn’t just pushing performance. It’s targeting a specific buyer: the kind who wants the look of a sleek coupe but the space of a wagon.
- Sloping roofline and wide stance appeal to style-conscious drivers
- Expected to convert some traditional SUV buyers
- Large wheels and low-slung body hint at its sporty nature
Inside, it’s just as smart:
- Minimalist cabin with physical buttons for key controls (yes, real buttons!)
- Small driver display and large head-up display
- Clean layout that prioritises usability over gimmicks
Wagons Are Back And EV Buyers Should Be Excited
Electric wagons are rare. Outside of ultra-premium offerings like the Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo or the upcoming BMW i5 Touring, there’s been little for wagon lovers to get excited about.
That’s what makes the Zeekr 7 GT such a breath of fresh air. It brings:
- Sports car-level performance
- Family-sized practicality
- Global-ready features at a mainstream price
It’s the kind of EV many Australians didn’t even realise they wanted—until now.
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Global Momentum, Local Ambitions
Zeekr is expanding fast. In Australia, the brand already offers:
- Zeekr X: A small, sharp-handling electric SUV
- Zeekr 009: A luxury people mover
Next up? The Zeekr 7X SUV, due in the second half of 2025. And if the 7 GT makes it here at anything close to its China pricing, it’ll send a clear message: the era of boring wagons is over.
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