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– The nascent automotive startup Lynk & Co wants to be seen as a global company. The spawn of Chinese automaker Geely, it hopes to disrupt the industry through connectivity and alternative ownership formats. Geely also owns the Swedish brand Volvo, which will share parts and platforms with Lynk & Co, with hopes to sell cars eventually […]
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Lynk & Co has just revealed a new model, the 02. Confusingly, it’s the third model from the Chinese brand under the Geely umbrella with Volvo. Its second model was the 03 sedan. The company hasn’t revealed many details about the vehicle itself, but it’s obviously a small hatchback with crossover leanings. The 02 will […]
– What It Is: A near-production version of the Lynk & Co 03 concept, first previewed last April by the newly created Geely subsidiary with the Lincoln-baiting name. Some of the concept’s exterior elements have been modified for production, such as the larger side-view mirrors and the rear bumper with its low-mounted reflectors. Dual exhaust […]
It’s been awhile since we’ve heard much about Chinese automaker Lynk & Co. The company revealed its production 01 crossover at the end of 2016, along with its plans to eventually come to Europe and the U.S. with a unique car-sharing model. This was followed by a concept sedan that we thought might preview a […]
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– We’ll understand if you struggle to get past the ampersand in its grammatically questionable company name—Ford’s luxury brand is right there with you—but the new Lynk & Co 01, a mid-size SUV, could well be the first Chinese car to break big in the United States. That is, when it eventually gets here. READ […]
– “Lincoln.” “Lynk & Co.” Say them out loud, and there is a similarity there that’s sort of harmonic. At least, there’s enough to bother Ford, according to a report in Automotive News, which said that Lincoln plans to take legal action with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to block use of the Lynk […]
Originally, Chinese automaker Geely planned to launch its new car-sharing Lynk & Co brand in late 2018, but those plans are changing. The new schedule calls for the brand to be set up in Europe and in the US in 2019, starting with Berlin and San Francisco. According to Automotive News, Berlin and San Francisco […]
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