The much awaited Zeekr MIX, a mid-sized MPV, will formally debut on October 23rd. Zeekr is a Geely subsidiary. On October 18, stores will start receiving display models of the MIX prior to its availability. With a maximum range of 712 kilometers CLTC, the MIX is based on the cutting-edge SEA-M architecture and has an 800V high-voltage platform.

The Zeekr MIX emphasizes high recognizability while keeping the 007’s distinctive design language. The MIX’s unique characteristic is its roomy and adaptable cabin, which is made possible by the absence of B-pillars. When both the front and back doors are fully extended, this innovative design provides a greater field of vision. Notably, the left rear door is a sliding door as well, increasing accessibility and convenience. The front and rear passenger-side doors also have a sliding, split-opening style. The MIX enables cutting-edge urban autonomous driving systems since it is lidar-equipped.

Impressive internal flexibility is provided by the MIX. A more engaging area within the car is created by the front seats’ ability to turn to face the back. Additionally movable, the central armrest console doubles as a tiny table. Similar to the chairs in the Zeekr 7X, the back seats include leg supports and can be fully reclined. With a wheelbase of 3,008 mm, the MIX has dimensions of 4,688 mm in length, 1,995 mm in width, and 1,755 mm in height.

With its square-shaped center control screen, semi-circular instrument panel, and AR-HUD heads-up display, the dashboard design is likewise similar to that of the 7X. With its five-seat layout, the MIX provides plenty of room for both people and baggage.

Under the hood, a 422 horsepower maximum output electric motor positioned at the rear powers the Zeekr MIX. It has a 77 kWh battery installed. Because of its short turning radius—less than five meters—the car is easier to maneuver in confined areas.

Zeekr is pitching the MIX as a roomy and adaptable MPV ideal for families as it gets ready for debut. It provides a special fusion of technology, usefulness, and style.