Lynk&Co coming to UK early in 2024 with bespoke EV, after the reveal of a new, upcoming hybrid model (pictured)
Lynk&Co would also bring its subscription sales model to the UK, whereby owners pay a flat all-inclusive monthly fee and sign up for as little as a month at a time.550 per month in Europe and offers just two colour choices: blue or black.
The UK-bound EV will follow Lynk&Co’s European strategy of sticking to smaller vehicles, rather than expanding into bigger segments, as it has in China. “We see that our customers want compact vehicles that are small enough for the city and big enough for a small family,” Visser said. “It will be something in that customer profile.”featuring scissor doors and claimed autonomous capabilities, demonstrating at least a more cutting-edge design in the future, if not a model suitable for Europe.
Lynk&Co customers can also rent out their cars via the company app in the manner of Airbnb. Visser said around 20% of customers in Europe rent their cars, without giving a utilisation figure.
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