Zeekr 7GT electric wagon confirmed for Australia with up to 670km range

Zeekr's electric shooting brake arrives in Australia late in 2026 with three variants, up to 500kW, 0-100km/h in 3.1 seconds and first deliveries due in early 2027.

Rob Leigh

Rob Leigh

18 Sept 2026
Zeekr 7GT electric wagon confirmed for Australia with up to 670km range - Image 1

Key takeaways

  • Australian launch due in Q4 2026, first deliveries expected in Q1 2027
  • Three variants, with up to 670km WLTP range and 3.1-second acceleration
  • Pricing is unconfirmed, but expressions of interest are open now

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The Zeekr 7GT electric wagon will launch in Australia in the fourth quarter of 2026, and expressions of interest are open now through Zeekr Australia's website. First customer deliveries are expected in the first quarter of 2027.

Zeekr 7GT electric shooting brake wagon rear three quarter

Pricing hasn't been announced yet. Zeekr has confirmed three variants with up to 670km of WLTP range and a 0-100km/h time as quick as 3.1 seconds.

The 7GT is a low-slung, five-door shooting brake. It becomes the fourth Zeekr on sale locally joining the X small SUV, the 7X mid-size SUV and the 009 people mover.

It was designed in Gothenburg, Sweden, and uses Zeekr's 800V SEA platform.

Zeekr Australia managing director Frank Li said the brand is chasing buyers moving away from high-riding luxury models. "Consumers are increasingly looking beyond the traditional premium SUV," he said.

Zeekr 7GT electric shooting brake wagon side profile

Zeekr 7GT range, performance and charging

Both rear-drive variants use a 335kW/520Nm motor. The entry RWD pairs it with a 75kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery that Zeekr developed in-house. That pack can charge from 10 to 80% in as little as 11 minutes, which is quick for LFP.

Zeekr Golden Battery

Zeekr's Golden Battery

The Long Range RWD moves to a 100kWh nickel-based (NCM) battery. It has the longest range in the line-up at 670km.

The Performance AWD adds a second motor for 500kW and 790Nm. It is also the only variant with air suspension and adaptive damping, a Sport+ drive mode, 20-inch forged wheels and orange brake calipers. Its DC charging peaks at 420kW.

Zeekr 7GT specifications

SpecRWDLong Range RWDPerformance AWD
Battery75kWh LFP100kWh NCM100kWh NCM
Power335kW335kW500kW
Torque520Nm520Nm790Nm
0-100km/h5.2 sec5.0 sec3.1 sec
WLTP rangeUp to 525kmUp to 670kmUp to 590km
DC charge (10-80%)11 min15 min15 min
Wheels19-inch19-inch20-inch forged
Zeekr 7GT electric shooting brake wagon side profile

Zeekr 7GT key equipment

  • Displays: 35.5-inch augmented reality head-up display, 13-inch driver display and 15.4-inch mini-LED touchscreen, all run by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295 chip
  • Seats: 14-way powered front seats with heating, ventilation and massage, plus heated, power-adjustable rear seats
  • Cabin: panoramic glass roof, double-glazed acoustic glass, twin 50W wireless phone chargers and Zeekr Sound audio, with the setup varying by variant
  • Connectivity: wireless-free Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, online navigation and over-the-air updates
  • Driver assistance: Level 2 suite including adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, autonomous emergency braking and blind-spot detection
  • Parking: automatic park assist, remote parking and automated valet parking

The boot holds 456 litres with the rear seats up and 1,390 litres with them folded. There is also hidden storage under the floor and a ski hatch through the rear seat.

Zeekr 7GT electric shooting brake wagon boot

The 7GT has a five-star Euro NCAP rating. It scored 93% for crash protection and 89% for crash avoidance. An ANCAP rating has not been announced.

Zeekr covers the car with a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty and five years of roadside assistance. The battery is covered for eight years or 160,000km. The brand expects to have more than 25 Australian dealers by the end of 2026.

Zeekr 7GT electric shooting brake wagon range

Zeekr says customer orders will open in late 2026 ahead of first deliveries in early 2027. Australian pricing is expected closer to launch.

Rob Leigh

Rob Leigh

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Rob Leigh is Co-founder and Director of The Beep based in Melbourne, Australia. He has 15+ years inside a major automotive OEM, specialising in product planning, pricing and vehicle strategy.

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