Shanghai (ZXZC)- On October 21, ZEEKR, an electric vehicle brand under Geely Holding, announced that the first mass-produced units of its latest mid-size MPV, the ZEEKR MIX, have officially rolled off the production line. The model will hit the market on October 23, with deliveries starting the next day on October 24. The first batch of display models has already arrived at ZEEKR's 120 stores nationwide.

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The ZEEKR MIX adopts the "Hidden Energy" minimalist design philosophy and features a 90-inch STARGATE integrated intelligent light panel, controlled by 75 independent automotive-grade high-power chips. The vehicle is also equipped with a rooftop-mounted LiDAR system, supporting advanced driver assistance capabilities in urban areas.

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One of the standout features of the ZEEKR MIX is its versatile interior space, made possible by its B-pillarless design. With the front and rear doors both open, the vehicle offers a wide, panoramic view. The right-side doors use a sliding, opposing-door configuration, while the left rear door is also a sliding door.

Inside, the front seats can rotate to face the rear, and the center console can slide back and forth, doubling as a tray table. The rear seats offer leg rests and can recline like those in the ZEEKR 007. The dashboard resembles the ZEEKR 007 model, with a square central control screen, semi-circular instrument cluster, and AR-HUD display. The vehicle is designed to accommodate five passengers.

In terms of dimensions, the ZEEKR MIX measures 4,688 mm in length, 1,995 mm in width, and 1,755 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3,008 mm.

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Powering the MPV is a rear-mounted single electric motor, delivering up to 422 horsepower. According to the information from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, it is equipped with a 77 kWh battery, offering two range options: 550 km and 556 km. A longer-range version with a 712 km range is also expected. The vehicle boasts an impressive front wheel turning angle of over 50°, allowing for a minimum turning radius of less than 5 meters, enhancing maneuverability in tight spaces.