2027 Zeekr 7X Gains 25kW and a Dashcam for the Same Money


Updated for 2027, Zeekr 7X goes on sale on the 1st of November with 25kW more power in every grade and a dashcam as standard, and prices haven’t moved.

Orders for the 2027 Zeekr 7X open on the 1st of November, and deliveries start in December. The RWD is still $57,900, the Long Range RWD $63,900, and the Performance AWD $72,900, the same money as the outgoing car.

Zeekr 7X deliveries began in August 2025, and more than 23,000 customers have bought one since. Over 200,000 were built globally, and Australia accounts for about 1 in 5 7X sales outside China. See our premium SUV sales story for how it stacked up against Tesla’s Model Y.

Frank Li, Zeekr’s local managing director, said the update responds to what customers asked for, the dashcam included. “The updated model builds on what Australian drivers already value about the 7X, with thoughtful enhancements to its design, comfort and technology, alongside greater choice across the range.”


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ABOVE: The 2027 Zeekr 7X

Zeekr 7X Gets More Power

Revised, more efficient motors on the 800V architecture add 25kW to every grade. The Performance AWD is the quickest grade, now down to 3.7 seconds from 0-100km/h. The Long Range RWD remains the distance pick with up to 627km WLTP from its 100kWh NCM battery, and every grade charges at up to 450kW DC.

The clamshell bonnet and frameless mirrors stay. The front air ducts are redesigned, the active grille shutter is narrower, the rear diffuser is revised, and rear privacy glass is added. The rear number plate and the auto door button moved too. Dimensions don’t change, so the wheelbase is still 2900mm.

A two-tone Tech Grey with a black roof is new on the Long Range RWD and Performance AWD. A new Black Edition Package for the Performance AWD goes all in on black, with Onyx Black paint, black Nappa leather, and 20in black alloys.

A Dashcam as Standard

The built-in DVR records while you drive and keeps watch when the car is parked, and every grade gets it. The cabin gets a redesigned centre console with an extra storage cubby, and the headlining is now suede.

The 16in touchscreen runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295 chip, beside a 13in digital instrument display. The Long Range RWD and Performance AWD add a 36.21in augmented reality head-up display. Driver assistance is Bosch-based, using 7 cameras and 3 radars, and there are 7 airbags including a front centre airbag.

Even the RWD gets heated front and rear seats and tri-zone climate control. The Long Range RWD adds Nappa leather and a built-in fridge. The Performance AWD brings air suspension and a second-row occupant camera you can watch on the central screen.

The first 2000 orders placed between the 1st of November and the 31st of December get free paint and interior choice, 2 years of servicing, and a wallbox, among other extras. Anyone with an order in for the outgoing car can keep it or switch to the update.

2027 Zeekr 7X

SpecRWDLong Range RWDPerformance AWD
Price$57,900$63,900$72,900
Battery75kWh LFP100kWh NCM100kWh NCM
Power/torque335kW/520Nm335kW/520Nm500kW/790Nm
0-100km/h5.6s5.5s3.7s
Range (WLTP)Up to 482kmUp to 627kmUp to 544km
DC charging450kW peak, 10-80% in 11 min450kW peak, 10-80% in 11 min450kW peak, 10-80% in 11 min
DriveRWDRWDAWD
Wheels19in alloy19in alloy21in forged
Boot539L/1978L539L/1978L539L/1978L plus 66L front boot
Warranty5 years, unlimited km5 years, unlimited km5 years, unlimited km
Battery warranty8 years/160,000km8 years/160,000km8 years/160,000km
Roadside assist5 years5 years5 years

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Written by Alan Zurvas

Alan Zurvas is the founder and editor of Gay Car Boys, Australia's leading LGBTQI+ automotive publication. Before launching GCB in 2008, Alan's automotive writing was published in SameSame.com.au and the Star Observer. With over 16 years of hands-on car reviewing experience, Alan brings an honest, irreverent voice to every review — championing value and innovation over brand loyalty.


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