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Zeekr 7GT FIRST LOOK: The super-cool estate that wants to kill the SUV

SUVs have dominated the EV market for several years, however could a streamlined shooting brake like the Zeekr 7GT finally tempt motorists to downsize without giving up usefulness?
In this video, Nicki takes you on a complete walkaround of the Zeekr 7GT, a striking brand-new electrical shooting brake that blends sports-saloon style with estate-car versatility. With its low roofline, remarkable proportions and premium tech, the 7GT appears like a strong alternative to the sea of high-riding electrical SUVs– however does it provide sufficient area to make good sense as a family automobile?
We'll explore the design, interior design, boot space and smart details, and ask the huge questions: does the 7GT make too many compromises compared to standard SUVs? And if you're presently driving something like a Tesla Model Y, is this the sort of EV that could convince you to switch?
Is this the future of useful electric cars and trucks– or simply a stunning niche?
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41 responses to “Zeekr 7GT FIRST LOOK: The super-cool estate that wants to kill the SUV”

  1. @shiakas Avatar
    @shiakas

    Isn’t this a hatchback?

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    1. @GAmbrose Avatar
      @GAmbrose

      More like a shooting brake

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  2. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    HOW is that an estate… Being generous it’s a shooting brake. But really, it’s just a hatch-back.

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    1. @gelu8312 Avatar
      @gelu8312

      It’s not a full estate, it’s not a full hatch either, more of a shooting brake. And it looks very good.

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    2. @andders2477 Avatar
      @andders2477

      There are not clear definitions of shooting brakes but at close to 5 meter its not a hatch back in my book.

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    3. @sIightIybored Avatar
      @sIightIybored

      Far from, as the description says , needing to “downsize without giving up practicality”. I’d need to upsize and give up practicality.

      Reply
  3. @Moore30 Avatar
    @Moore30

    Such a beautiful car. I’ve been waiting for this to arrive in Australia. I sat in one in Melbourne last year and Zeekr said we might see it in 2027.

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    1. @helipeek2736 Avatar
      @helipeek2736

      I think the phrase “beauty is in the eye of the holder” Is relevant here.

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    2. @ciybersal9833 Avatar
      @ciybersal9833

      Zeekr offers a lot for the money here. Beautiful design!

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    3. @Usercalledbitsy Avatar
      @Usercalledbitsy

      Beauty? I mean it looks funky i guess but this is not a beautiful car at all. And if i would want a true funky designed car then id go for a hyundai or a kia anyway

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    4. @alexzannoni1501 Avatar
      @alexzannoni1501

      I was told by a ZEEKR Melbourne dealership that it’s arriving in Australia in 2026 & they’re taking orders for a $2K deposit

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    5. @GothPaoki Avatar
      @GothPaoki

      The only funky about Hyundai and Kia is what’s happening with their engines

      Reply
  4. @wimdeclercq7144 Avatar
    @wimdeclercq7144

    Official site says a boot of 456 litres which seems quite different from the number mentioned in the video

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  5. @GlitterGuru Avatar
    @GlitterGuru

    How do those push door handles work when iced over?

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    1. @Astragoth2 Avatar
      @Astragoth2

      my xpeng has electric doors as well. It is minus 8 in the Netherlands right now. They work just fine. Remember, winters in Beijing in China can be considerably colder then what we are used to.

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    2. @GlitterGuru Avatar
      @GlitterGuru

      ​@Astragoth2how do you push through morning ice? are they heated?

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    3. @insaneshepherd8678 Avatar
      @insaneshepherd8678

      @Astragoth2 Do they have a mechanical emergency backup?

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    4. @brokeboy87 Avatar
      @brokeboy87

      How do they work when the 12V battery dies?

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    5. @fideba1 Avatar
      @fideba1

      @GlitterGuruon the 7x they are. Heaps of snow and ice here the last week, 5 min preheating is sufficient to open the doors at the touch of a button

      Reply
  6. @sebsta7990 Avatar
    @sebsta7990

    4:49 the yellow one does 😂

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  7. @robertmacgregor2575 Avatar
    @robertmacgregor2575

    That car looks fabulous. I’d have one in a heartbeat if I had the budget.

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  8. @gavinwhite9743 Avatar
    @gavinwhite9743

    I’ve been driving a Chinese Polestar for 4 years without any faults, my wife a Chinese made BMW IX3, again without fault. I’d choose Chinese over anything from the likes of Vauxhall etc.

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    1. @ciybersal9833 Avatar
      @ciybersal9833

      Chinese are doing great

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    2. @jansenwilder1335 Avatar
      @jansenwilder1335

      Did you try the Avatr EV, gavin?

      Reply
  9. @BassDawStew Avatar
    @BassDawStew

    I don’t understand or agree with the premise at the beginning. The estate body style is, was, and always has been the most practical car form.

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    1. @jamesengland7461 Avatar
      @jamesengland7461

      It is true, but the estate hasn’t been as popular as it should’ve been for a while now, and that is partly due to people looking down on it, hence the mental exercise she voiced.

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    2. @richgl31 Avatar
      @richgl31

      @jamesengland7461 I prefer the estates, but they do tend to be longer vehicles; which in buoy-up urban environments can be challenging.

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    3. @jensdybrofrederiksen7922 Avatar
      @jensdybrofrederiksen7922

      @richgl31beats the suv, on all marks. Unless you have bad back or knee’s

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    4. @AndreVanKammen Avatar
      @AndreVanKammen

      The most practical form would be a minivan, but those completly disapeared.

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    5. @The_Hero_Is_Back Avatar
      @The_Hero_Is_Back

      It says more about the presenter’s snobbery than it does about cars.

      Reply
  10. @timhabich3113 Avatar
    @timhabich3113

    Visibility to the rear and sides is almost impossible, and they also forgot the rear window wiper.

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  11. @Sushi_219 Avatar
    @Sushi_219

    My Godh this automatically had become part of a dream car list. What a technological marvel and piece of art.

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  12. @julianallen515 Avatar
    @julianallen515

    Very nice, much better than a SUV and more practical. If I had the asking price I would buy one.

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  13. @johanwejedaldesign Avatar
    @johanwejedaldesign

    I actaully saw one the day before the European reveal. I was out clearing my car from the insane amounts of snow and suddenly there it was driving by me. It was mildly camouflaged, but I instantly recognized it, as iI have been working at Zeekr Design HQ here in Gothenburg as a 3D-artist and have made over 100 3D-renderings of the saloon version. I can tell you it looks awesome in person!

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  14. @stevecolton8021 Avatar
    @stevecolton8021

    Do you know when the 7x will be available in the uk ?

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  15. @johnhumphreys9887 Avatar
    @johnhumphreys9887

    Looking forward to seeing one when it reaches the UK. The electric Octavia estate (when it arrives) might have some competition on its hands.

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  16. @shookmei88 Avatar
    @shookmei88

    Legacy car manufacturers are totally screwed !

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  17. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    Love that we got more electric estates to our streets not being another SUV. This Zeekr 7GT definitely looks interesting, don’t really know if I like the design or not, being from big Geely group would actually love to see this being Volvo – maybe EV60 (to replace now sadly gone V60 estate – for me design vise still estate car perfection 😍🤟).
    And actually excited for the new fastback from XPeng the P7+.

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  18. @hugdeath929 Avatar
    @hugdeath929

    Would love if this was available in the US. This thing looks like it has real promise. I’d like a lighter interior but beyond that I’m very impressed.

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  19. @PierreDybman Avatar
    @PierreDybman

    How long to wait till we get to basic info such as the length and width, as it doesn’t seem to be designed for small parking spaces, underground city parkings or narrow streets?

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  20. @tonyhodder7954 Avatar
    @tonyhodder7954

    Absolutely love it! I’d have one tomorrow! 😮😊

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