Set new expectations with the Lynk and Co 10 by delivering one of the fastest charging experiences in the industry. Push the battery from 10 percent to 70 percent in just 4 minutes and 22 seconds, which already feels closer to a quick fuel stop than a traditional charging session. Extend that to 80 percent in only 5 minutes and 32 seconds with an average charging power of 492 kilowatts, showing how stable and sustained the performance remains throughout the process. Reach nearly full capacity at 97 percent in just 8 minutes and 42 seconds, placing this model directly alongside the fastest charging systems currently available.

Build this performance on an ultra high voltage architecture that exceeds 1.1 megawatts, allowing the sedan to absorb massive energy in an extremely short time. Support this system with ultra fast charging stations like the Zeekr V4, which can deliver up to 1.2 megawatts. Combine both the vehicle and the infrastructure to create a complete ecosystem designed for speed and convenience. This approach shows that fast charging is no longer just about the car itself, but about building an entire network that can support this level of performance in real world conditions.

Drive innovation through the Shield Gold Brick battery, which operates on a 900 volt system and forms the core of this extreme charging capability. Integrate this battery within the SEA platform developed by Geely, allowing better energy management and improved structural efficiency. Focus on advanced thermal control to manage the massive energy flow during megawatt charging, preventing overheating and maintaining battery safety even under intense conditions. This cooling strategy is one of the key reasons the system can handle such high power without compromising durability.

Deliver not only speed but also strong real world usability with a battery capacity of around 100 kilowatt hours, offering a driving range that reaches up to 816 kilometers based on the CLTC standard. While this standard tends to show more optimistic numbers compared to EPA ratings, it still highlights the strong potential of the system in daily driving conditions. Combine that efficiency with serious performance figures, including up to 912 horsepower and a top speed of 240 kilometers per hour, to position the Lynk and Co 10 as more than just a fast charging car. Shape it into a complete electric performance sedan that blends speed, range, and cutting edge technology into one compelling package.