Correction: Adjusted a wording error regarding acceleration performance.

Lynk & Co plans to launch four hybrid models this year and three more within two years.

The Lynk & Co brand, jointly owned by Geely Auto and Volvo Car, unveiled a new hybrid technology and a futuristic concept car Monday, setting the stage for its next electrification efforts.

Lynk & Co unveiled what it calls the Lynk E-Motive hybrid technology, which is based on Geely's Leishen hybrid platform and incorporates Lynk & Co's mobility philosophy.

Lynk & Co also unveiled at Monday's launch the The Next Day concept, a new energy-powered four-door GT model with a new design language.

The Next Day concept features a gradient paint job that claims to have been handcrafted by the world's leading painters over hundreds of hours.

The concept features a butterfly door design, a four-seat interior and a floating dashboard.

The diamond-style-shaped glass dome extends almost to the end of the rear of the car, and the driver can enjoy the panoramic 3D HOLO-HUD display from the diamond-cut glass inside the car.

In the future, the design elements of The Next Day concept and Lynk E-Motive hybrid technology will be used in Lynk & Co's products.

In addition to the latest hybrid technology and concept cars, Lynk & Co also announced its product plans for the coming years, saying that four hybrids will be launched this year and an additional three within two years.

By 2025, the entire Lynk & Co product line will be electrified with Lynk E-Motive technology.