Zeekr 001 with 140 kWh Qilin battery real life range test results Comments
- Benoit
- pdE
Lucid test vs Zeekr test.
L 1 pax 110km/h
Z 4 pax 120km/h
The Zeekr will definitely come close to the 1032km theoretical range if drive at 110km/h with 1 passenger only
- Cyber Slim
- X$s
Anonymous, 01 Jun 2023Yes but what about size? If they managed to cram 140kW worth in the same space as the regular ... moreActually, my Zeekr 001 with the 140kWh is no different to other versions in terms of space. However, they only offered it in the rear wheel drive and low spec WE option. I guess, that they could not justify for the heavier 140kWh battery pack to improve the handling of the car, had it 2 x 200kW instead of only one 200kW engine.
I am driving the Zeekr 001 with 140kWh for over a year now, and the range is a total gamechanger. Any stinking gas powered car I owned before cannot even sniff it. My Audi A7 had 595 km range on highways with 120km/h limit, but only 495 km innercity. My Zeekr does easy 780km on highways but a real 990km innercities. I often charge the car only once a month.
- Naomi
- Ydp
AlexWC, 09 Jun 2023It is progress because this battery manages to pack 140kWh into a usable package in a car, the... moreHi
- AlexWC
- 8Xh
Lubomir, 27 May 2023it's not "battery tech is improving", it's just pure brute force (140kWh o... moreIt is progress because this battery manages to pack 140kWh into a usable package in a car, the volumetric energy density has been increased significantly to make it possible. On top of that the charging speed has been improved so 500 mile range can be added in 10mins if the charger supports it
- Anonymous
- J2t
Lubomir, 27 May 2023it's not "battery tech is improving", it's just pure brute force (140kWh o... moreYes but what about size? If they managed to cram 140kW worth in the same space as the regular 70kW ones, that’s a serious achievement. Too bad it isn’t really mentioned here which makes me think that’s not the case.
- Anonymous
- yZR
Lubomir, 27 May 2023it's not "battery tech is improving", it's just pure brute force (140kWh o... morewell you do need improved battery tech to fit 140kwh in a car without taking up half the passenger cabin.
- Lubomir
- JE$
it's not "battery tech is improving", it's just pure brute force (140kWh of that).
With 70kWh, the range would be 400km - that's standard today (17.5kWh/100km)...
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