Mysterious Lynk & Co Brand Teases a Real Car Ahead of Debut
When word of Lynk & Co first trickled out, the yet-to-be-revealed global car brand sounded exactly like a garden variety mobility company. Oh, there’ll be ride-sharing and apps and all that, we...
View ArticleFrom China and Sweden, with Love: Lynk & Co Promises ‘Always Connected’...
New car brands don’t come around every day, and when they do, they never launch with a real, honest-to-God, physical car at the ready. I should say “almost never,” as Chinese automaker Geely’s...
View ArticleLynk & Co Super Sedan is Part Dodge, Part Lamborghini, Probably Mostly Vaporware
Lynk & Co, if you hadn’t already guessed by the name, isn’t a normal car company. The upstart brand that sounds more like a hipster clothing depot than an automaker was revealed late last year...
View ArticleLynk & Co Stalls Sales Launch for U.S. and Europe
Unlike the majority of Chinese automakers looking to the West, Lynk & Co seemed well-poised to bring a physical product to America — even though it had a share-based business model and a...
View ArticleLynk & CO Continues Promising ‘Brutally Simple’ Sales Strategy With No Haggling
Geely may be pushing the Lynk & Co brand as the most connected and tech-savvy in existence but its senior vice president Alain Visser believes its sales strategy should remain simple. With cars...
View ArticleFord Challenges Lynk & Co for Sounding Too Much Like Lincoln
Ford Motor Company is finally challenging Geely Holding Group’s trademark application for the Lynk & Co automotive moniker. We’ve been waiting on this one for a while and are a little curious as to...
View ArticleDeal or No Deal: Volvo XC40 Subscription Service Starts at $600 Per Month
Volvo Cars is rolling out a subscription service that allows access to vehicles for a monthly fee. It’s a growing trend among luxury brands. Book by Cadillac is the first service to spring to mind but...
View ArticleWhen Will We See Chinese Cars On North American Roads?
It seems like we’ve been hearing about it forever — that fateful day when China surpasses the United States by every single metric imaginable and forces everyone to drive its cars. While that...
View ArticleChina’s Lynk & Co May Get Help From Volvo in Its Westward March
Fresh-faced automotive brand Lynk & CO began selling its first vehicle in China about two months ago. But it has bigger aspirations than procuring a place in Asia’s largest market — it wants to...
View ArticleLynk & Co Reveals New Model, Doubles Product Lineup
Lynk & Co, the Geely-owned sister brand to Volvo, is rounding out its product lineup with the announcement of a new sport utility vehicle. For clarification, it’s not really an SUV, as Lynk only...
View ArticleLynk 03 Cyan Concept Debuts in Geneva, Hints at Future Performance Model
Under new management from Geely, Volvo’s former factory racing team has unveiled its first concept vehicle for Lynk & Co. Named after its creators, the 03 Cyan Concept is the product of Cyan...
View ArticleDon’t Bet on Seeing Chinese Brands in the U.S. Anytime Soon
Over the past decade, regular reports that Chinese automakers were readying a major push into the North American market became commonplace. We started seeing them move out of trade show basements to...
View ArticleGeely Still Reportedly Bent on World Domination
China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group has its fingers in a lot of pies. Having purchased Volvo Cars from Ford a decade ago for $1.8 billion (a fraction of the price the Blue Oval paid), the brand has...
View ArticleChina’s Geely Adjusts End-of-year Outlook
China’s Geely Automobile Holdings reported a first-half net profit drop of 43 percent on Monday, a tumble that forced it to reduce end-of-year targets. As you may have expected, the coronavirus was...
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