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Lynk & Co Z10: electric sedan with a striking design
The Lynk & Co Z10 is an electric four-door car introduced by the Lynk & Co brand during the collaboration between Geely and Volvo in 2024. In this article, we'll explore what the buyer gets and what to know, as the model is still new and not officially sold in Lithuania.
Z10 in brief
The Z10 is a low, aerodynamic electric car with a long, narrow body, slim headlights, and a striking, futuristic appearance. It's an electric Lynk & Co model aimed at the modern, tech-savvy buyer.
The model is mostly sold in China, so you'll rarely encounter it in Lithuania, and there are practically no used options available. This article helps you get acquainted with the car.
What sets it apart
The interior is geared towards digital solutions: a large screen, few physical buttons, and plenty of driver-assistance systems. The model is built on Geely's electric car platform, which is also used by other brands.
A key feature is fast charging. Exact power and range figures depend on the version and market, so check the specific car's specs before buying.
Engines and transmissions
The Z10 is fully electric: electric motors drive the wheels, and energy is stored in a high-voltage battery. Several versions are offered, differing in battery capacity and power, including a more powerful all-wheel-drive version.
The gearbox isn't conventional — it's a single-speed setup. The car drives smoothly and quietly, with rapid acceleration.
What to check when buying a Z10
First off — import documents, warranty, and whether the car meets European standards. Check the high-voltage battery condition and charging system, as well as software updates.
Inspect the bodywork for repainted parts and check the screens and assist systems. Since there might not be an official service centre in Lithuania, find out in advance where you can get parts and who will service it.
Trim levels
Z10 trim names depend on the market (usually China), so we provide a general overview.
Z10 (pagrindinė)
From 2024Electric version with less power and a smaller battery.
- Often — rear-wheel drive
- Often — digital cabin
- Fast charging capability
Z10 (galingesnė)
From 2024More powerful version with all-wheel drive and a larger battery.
- Often — all-wheel drive
- Faster acceleration
- Often — more generous equipment
Comparing Versions
| Pagrindinė | Galingesnė | |
|---|---|---|
| Who It's For | For Daily Driving and City Use | For Enthusiasts of Dynamics and Long Journeys |
| Transmission | Often — Rear-Wheel Drive | Often — All-Wheel Drive |
| Primary Benefit | Lower Running Costs | More Power and Range |
| Price in the Used Market (Relatively) | €€ | €€€ |
For most buyers, the base version will suffice, but opting for the more powerful one is worth it if dynamics and range are important.
Pros
- Expressive, Aerodynamic Design
- Quick charging and quiet driving
- Modern digital features
- Sharp acceleration
Cons
- New model, lack of reliability data
- Not officially sold in Lithuania
- Hardly any offers in the used market
Frequently asked questions
Is the Z10 sold in Lithuania?
Officially no, so cars need to be imported. Before buying, check parts availability and service options.
Is the Z10 fully electric?
Yes, it's an electric vehicle with no petrol engine.
How far does the Z10 go on a single charge?
Depends on the version and battery. Check the exact range for the specific car.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
