Lynk & Co The Next Day

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Lynk & Co Next Day Concept
Overview
Manufacturer Lynk & Co (Geely)
Body and chassis
Class Grand tourer
Body style 4-door full size sedan
Powertrain
Battery Lithium-ion

The Lynk & Co Next Day Concept is a four-door four-seater concept car developed by Lynk & Co and announced in 2022. [1] [2] [3] The car was meant to preview manufacturer's future design language. [4] [5] Specifications and production data were not announced and there is contradictory information whether this is a battery electric [6] or a hybrid electric car. [7]

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References

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