<div id="readability-page-1"><div>  <p>Zeekr Group now includes the plugin vehicle brand Zeekr and the plugin vehicle brand Lynk &amp; Co. As such, it is selling quite a lot of electric vehicles each month. In November, Zeekr Group reached 63,902 vehicle deliveries. That’s a 7.1% increase over November 2024 and a 3.7% increase over October 2025.</p> <p>Those deliveries were split almost equally between the Zeekr brand (28,843 deliveries) and the Lynk &amp; Co brand (35,059 deliveries).</p> <p>Now, there is an issue here, and that’s where I’m going to turn to a question for readers.</p> <p>I’ve been publishing monthly sales of BYD, XPENG and NIO for a while. These are three leading EV companies that it’s been a lot of fun to track closely. It seems like Zeekr and Lynk &amp; Co would be good to track closely as well. I can dive into sales from the past few years and create similar long-term sales charts. However … both of these brands sell plugin hybrids. Zeekr started out only selling fully electric cars, but then it jumped on a trend and added plugin hybrids as well.</p> <p>So, my question is — would you like to see these Zeekr and Lynk &amp; Co charts? Or should I just skip brands like these that aren’t fully BEV brands?</p> </div></div>

<p>Zeekr Group's vehicle deliveries rose by 7.1% in November, reaching 63,902 units. The sales were nearly evenly split between the Zeekr brand (28,843) and Lynk & Co brand (35,059). The article discusses the potential for tracking Zeekr and Lynk & Co sales alongside other leading EV companies, despite their inclusion of plugin hybrids.</p>

Zeekr Group Sales Rise 7.1% in November