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Zeekr 9X: a large luxurious hybrid SUV
The Zeekr 9X is a large luxury-class SUV with a plug-in hybrid powertrain, launched in 2025 by Geely's Zeekr brand. We'll look at its dimensions, technology, trims, and what you need to know if such a car appears on the used market.
9X in brief
The Zeekr 9X is a five-door large SUV with seating for five in two rows or six in three rows. It measures around 5.2 m in length with a wheelbase of about 3.2 m, making it compete with the largest luxury SUVs on the market.
The model has been on sale in China since 2025. It's not yet widely available in Lithuania, and there are very few used examples around, so this information will be useful for those interested in the model or planning to import it.
Which trim to choose
So far, the model is produced in one generation, and the choice mainly depends on the seating arrangement and battery size. The six-seater version is ideal for larger families, while the five-seater offers more boot space and comfort.
Due to its size and hybrid powertrain, the 9X is a very expensive car, so before buying, consider how you'll service it and keep it supplied with parts and software updates.
Powertrain and batteries
The 9X uses a plug-in hybrid system: a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine and three electric motors (one at the front and two at the rear). According to the manufacturer, the system's power exceeds 1,000 kW, and all-wheel drive is standard.
CATL batteries: around 55 kWh or around 70 kWh. You can drive up to approximately 235 or 300 km on a single charge according to the Chinese CLTC cycle — real-world results will be lower, especially in winter.
What to check when buying a used 9X
The most important thing is the import documents and whether the car meets Lithuanian registration requirements. Check if the software and language are adapted, and if all driver assistance systems are working.
Inspect the high-voltage battery condition, charging port, and transmission system. Since the model is very new, there's practically no history — demand all documents.
Variants
Trim names vary by market, so here we list the main technical variants.
Penkių vietų
From 2025Two-row layout with a larger boot partition.
- Two rows of seats
- More space for luggage
- Often — luxurious interior trim
Šešių vietų
From 2025Three-row layout for larger families.
- Three rows of seats
- More passenger space
- Often — more comfortable seats in the second row
Didesnis akumuliatorius
From 2025The version with around a 70 kWh battery.
- More electric range
- Supports very fast charging
- The pricier version
Comparison of 9X variants
| 5 vietų | 6 vietų | Didesnis akumuliatorius | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Comfort and boot space | For larger families | More electric range |
| Alloy wheels (most often) | Large (20–22 inch) | Large (20–22 inch) | Large (20–22 inch) |
| Interior | Luxurious | Luxurious, more space | Luxurious |
| Engine | 2.0-litre turbo + 3 electric motors | 2.0-litre turbo + 3 electric motors | 2.0-litre turbo + 3 electric motors |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€€ | €€€ | €€€ |
Your choice depends on how many passengers you carry and how important electric range is. While the model is new, evaluate based on the specific car's condition and paperwork.
Pros
- Very spacious and luxurious interior
- Extremely powerful hybrid drivetrain
- All-wheel drive is standard
- Large electric range
Cons
- Very expensive
- Servicing and parts in Lithuania may be hard to come by
- Large size and dimensions
Frequently asked questions
Is the Zeekr 9X available in Lithuania?
Officially, the model is sold in China, so in Lithuania you'd usually have to import it.
What engine does the 9X have?
Plug-in hybrid: 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine and three electric motors, together producing over 1,000 kW of power.
How many seats does the 9X have?
Two versions are offered — a five-seater (two rows) and a six-seater (three rows).
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
