Lynk & Co 20 Launched in China: Price, Range, 800V Fast Charging and Smart Features

Lynk & Co 20 officially launched in China on September 28, 2026, introducing a new all-electric SUV with an 800V high-voltage platform, 6C ultra-fast charging, LiDAR-based driver assistance and a choice of two CLTC driving ranges. Positioned as a compact electric SUV, the Lynk & Co 20 is the successor to the Lynk & Co Z20 and expands the brand’s electric vehicle lineup.

For overseas buyers and automotive dealers interested in Chinese electric vehicles, the Lynk & Co 20 offers a combination of driving range, charging technology, intelligent features and distinctive styling. This guide covers its launch price, key specifications, design, interior, technology and important considerations for international vehicle sourcing.

Lynk & Co 20 Price and Versions

The Lynk & Co 20 was launched with five configurations in China: 545 Long Range Pro, 545 Long Range Max, 630 Ultra-Long Range Max, 630 Ultra-Long Range Ultra and the Flywheel Edition. Its official guide price is RMB 123,800–163,800, with a limited-time launch price of RMB 118,800–158,800 after the announced trade-in incentive. Actual prices and promotional terms may vary by dealership and purchase conditions.

The launch reports identify the five trims and the two advertised range categories. Confirm the exact equipment and range of each trim against the official configuration sheet before placing an order.

Exterior Design and Dimensions

The Lynk & Co 20 continues the brand’s distinctive The Next Day design language, featuring split headlights, a sculpted body and a sporty SUV profile. Its exterior color options include Dune Beige, Anchora Red, Camellia White, purple and a vivid yellow finish, with availability depending on configuration. The Flywheel Edition adds a sport-oriented appearance package, including a carbon-fiber rear spoiler and dedicated aerodynamic styling elements.

The vehicle measures 4,495 mm in length, 1,845 mm in width and 1,573 mm in height, with a 2,755 mm wheelbase. Compared with the Lynk & Co Z20, its body is 35 mm longer, while retaining a compact SUV footprint suited to urban driving.

800V Platform and 6C Ultra-Fast Charging

One of the Lynk & Co 20’s main technical features is its 800V high-voltage architecture, paired with 6C ultra-fast charging. The vehicle uses a next-generation 16-in-1 silicon-carbide oil-cooled electric drive system, with a reported maximum motor output of 245 kW. The launch coverage lists a 0–100 km/h acceleration time of 6.4 seconds.

The model is offered with CLTC driving-range options of 545 km and 630 km. Its battery system supports a reported maximum charging power of 460 kW, with a 10%–80% charging time of approximately 12 minutes under suitable conditions. Actual charging performance depends on the charging station, battery temperature, state of charge and other operating conditions.

For buyers comparing electric SUVs, these figures provide useful reference points. However, CLTC range is a Chinese test-cycle rating and should not be treated as equivalent to WLTP or EPA range. Overseas buyers should check the applicable local certification data before comparing vehicles across markets.

LiDAR and Advanced Driver Assistance

The Lynk & Co 20 comes with LiDAR and the Qianli Haohan H5 driver-assistance system across the lineup, according to launch reports. Its perception hardware includes 28 sensing units, and the system is powered by a Horizon Robotics Journey 6M chip with reported computing capability of 128 TOPS. Supported functions include urban and highway navigation assistance, parking assistance and active safety features.

These are driver-assistance technologies, not a substitute for attentive driving. Feature availability and operating conditions may differ by trim, software version and market. Overseas purchasers should also verify whether connected services, maps, language settings and assistance functions are supported in their destination country.

Smart Cockpit and Interior Comfort

Inside, the Lynk & Co 20 features the LYNK Flyme Auto 2.5 infotainment system and a 4 nm Dragon Eagle 6P processor. Reported cabin equipment includes a 15.4-inch 2.5K central display, a 10.2-inch instrument display and a 13.8-inch head-up display. The vehicle also features the Super Eva voice assistant, designed to support voice interaction and personalized functions.

Comfort and convenience equipment highlighted at launch includes:

• A 37.5-liter front storage compartment with cooling functionality.

• A 6.8-liter center armrest refrigerator and warmer.

• A 23-speaker Lynk Sound audio system.

• Front-seat heating, ventilation and massage functions.

• A passenger seat with a four-way leg rest.

• Multiple storage areas and a 125-liter front trunk.

Equipment may vary by version, so international buyers should confirm the exact specification of the vehicle being quoted.

Chassis, Safety and Driving Features

The Lynk & Co 20 uses a front MacPherson strut and rear five-link independent suspension setup. Selected equipment includes CCD continuously variable damping control, designed to adjust damping in response to road and driving conditions. The launch coverage also reports active safety features such as automatic emergency braking and automatic emergency steering, alongside a seven-airbag configuration.

The manufacturer also highlighted a tire-blowout stability control system and structural safety testing during the launch campaign. Such manufacturer-reported test results describe specific test conditions and should not be interpreted as a substitute for independent safety ratings or local regulatory approval.

Lynk & Co 20 vs. Lynk & Co Z20

The Lynk & Co 20 succeeds the Lynk & Co Z20 in the brand’s electric SUV lineup. The two models share the brand’s electric-vehicle direction and recognizable design identity, while the new Lynk & Co 20 introduces updated charging, driver-assistance and cabin technology. Its body length is reported to increase by 35 mm compared with the Z20.

The comparison is based on launch information and historical Z20 launch materials. Specifications can vary by model year and trim, so buyers should compare the precise configurations rather than relying only on model names.

Can Overseas Buyers Import the Lynk & Co 20 from China?

The Lynk & Co 20’s China launch provides overseas buyers with a new model to consider when sourcing electric SUVs. However, a vehicle being available in China does not automatically mean it is approved for registration in every overseas market. Import eligibility depends on destination-country regulations, vehicle certification, charging standards, customs requirements and other local rules.

Before purchasing, international buyers and dealers should confirm:

1. Vehicle specification: trim, battery, range, exterior color, interior equipment and optional packages.

2. Certification and registration: whether the specific vehicle can meet the destination market’s technical and registration requirements.

3. Charging compatibility: connector type, charging voltage, onboard charging equipment and local charging infrastructure.

4. Export and shipping arrangements: vehicle availability, export documentation, shipping method, insurance and estimated delivery schedule.

5. Total landed cost: vehicle price, freight, insurance, customs duties, taxes, certification and local registration expenses.

AUTO IN CHINA supports overseas buyers with vehicle sourcing and export coordination from China. Buyers interested in the Lynk & Co 20 can contact the team to check sourcing possibilities, confirm available configurations and request an export quotation. Availability, export eligibility and delivery schedules are subject to confirmation.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was the Lynk & Co 20 launched?

The Lynk & Co 20 officially launched in China on September 28, 2026.

2. How much does the Lynk & Co 20 cost in China?

Its reported official guide price is RMB 123,800–163,800. The limited-time launch price was RMB 118,800–158,800 after the announced trade-in incentive. Buyers should confirm current pricing and eligibility with the seller.

3. What is the driving range of the Lynk & Co 20?

The model is offered with advertised CLTC range options of 545 km and 630 km. These are Chinese test-cycle figures and are not directly interchangeable with WLTP or EPA ratings.

4. Does the Lynk & Co 20 support fast charging?

Yes. Launch reports describe an 800V high-voltage platform and 6C ultra-fast charging, with a reported 10%–80% charging time of approximately 12 minutes under suitable conditions.

5. Does the Lynk & Co 20 have LiDAR?

Yes. Launch reports state that LiDAR and the Qianli Haohan H5 driver-assistance system are standard across the lineup in China. Actual feature availability in other markets should be verified.

6. Can I buy the Lynk & Co 20 for export?

Overseas sourcing may be possible, subject to vehicle availability, export arrangements and the destination country’s import and registration regulations. Contact AUTO IN CHINA to check the specific market requirements and request a quotation.

Conclusion

The Lynk & Co 20 entered the Chinese market in September 2026 with a compact electric SUV format, two advertised CLTC range categories, an 800V charging system, LiDAR-based driver assistance and an updated smart cockpit. Its specifications make it a new model for international dealers and buyers to evaluate, while final purchase decisions should account for local certification, charging compatibility, equipment differences and total import costs.

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