Lynk & Co Zero: interior pictures production car.

Lynk & Co Zero: interior pictures production car.

Lynk & Co, a brand only for weird-hairdo hipsters and for NOBODY else, has released images of the interior of their upcoming Zero electric sedan.

The Zero is based on the new Geely-developed SEA electric-car platform. 

This platform will also underpin the upcoming small Volvo electric SUV, 

and many more electric vehicles of various brands under the Geely group. 

It has a 50:50 weight distribution, air suspension, a 700 km NEDC range, and will do 0-100 in 3.9 seconds Wheelbase is 2999 mm. 

The company also claims a very slippery drag coefficient of 0.23Cd.

The interior looks great. The seats are made of Econyl, an environmentally friendly and recyclable sort of material.

 The main screen is 15.4 inch and the screen in front of the driver is 8.8 inches. 

Geely doesn't follow the cabin-wide triple screen set-up fashion we are seeing a lot lately. 

The lighted textures are very cool. There are heated and cooled cup-holders and a tiny drive selector.

The steering wheel looks strangely old-fashioned compared to the rest of the interior. 

Other Chinese carmakers do that much better.  

The same goes for the switches for the windows. 

Lynk & Co seem proud of their design, releasing a separate photo, but they are the way to old-school.    

The Lynk & Co Zero EV is expected to hit the Chinese car market in Q2 2021.