Zeekr has expanded the availability of its 7 GT electric shooting brake across 16 European countries, marking another step in the Geely-owned premium electric vehicle (EV) brand’s international expansion strategy.
The company announced that the Zeekr 7 GT, the European name for the Zeekr 007 GT, is now available with a starting price of €45,990 (US$52,460). The latest rollout covers Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Greece, Croatia, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal and France.
The expansion significantly broadens the model’s footprint after its initial launch earlier this year in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Norway and Sweden, reflecting Zeekr’s continued focus on strengthening its presence in Europe’s premium EV market.
Expanding European Product Portfolio
The Zeekr 7 GT is the brand’s second shooting brake model following the Zeekr 001. Originally introduced in China in April 2025 as the Zeekr 007 GT, the vehicle combines a wagon-inspired body style with performance-oriented electric powertrain technology.
Europe has long been one of the strongest markets for premium estate cars and shooting brake models, making the segment an important opportunity for Zeekr as it broadens its international lineup.
The addition of the 7 GT complements Zeekr’s existing European portfolio, which already includes the Zeekr 001, the Zeekr X compact SUV and the Zeekr 7X SUV, giving the company a wider presence across multiple premium vehicle segments.
Updated Model Features
In China, updated versions of the Zeekr 007 sedan and 007 GT were introduced in April with an official starting price of 203,900 yuan and a limited-time promotional price of 193,900 yuan.
Both models feature a 900-volt electrical architecture that supports 6C ultra-fast charging. According to Zeekr, the vehicles can recharge from 10% to 80% in approximately 10 minutes and offer a maximum driving range of up to 905 kilometers under the Chinese testing cycle.
The updated models also come standard with LiDAR sensors and Nvidia’s Drive Thor-U intelligent driving chip, supporting the company’s latest advanced driver-assistance capabilities.