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The Lynk & Co 01 is a compact SUV from a relatively new car brand, Lynk & Co, which is a joint venture between Geely (the parent company of Volvo) and Volvo itself. The 01 is often compared to the Volvo XC40, sharing the same platform (CMA – Compact Modular Architecture), though the Lynk & Co 01 comes at a more affordable price point and with a focus on connectivity and subscription-based ownership models.
1. Price:
The Lynk & Co 01 starts at around €40,000 in Europe. However, Lynk & Co also offers a subscription model for around €500/month, covering all running costs except fuel or electricity.
2. Range (Hybrid and Electric):
The PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle) version offers an electric-only range of 43-50 km (approx. 27-31 miles).
The total range combining both the electric motor and gasoline engine is around 600-700 km (approx. 373-435 miles).
3. Battery Size:
The Lynk & Co 01 PHEV is equipped with a 17.6 kWh lithium-ion battery, providing its electric-only driving capability.
4. Size and Dimensions:
Length: 4,541 mm (178.7 inches)
Width: 1,857 mm (73.1 inches)
Height: 1,689 mm (66.5 inches)
Wheelbase: 2,734 mm (107.6 inches)
Cargo space: 466 liters (16.5 cu. ft.) with the seats up, 1,231 liters (43.5 cu. ft.) with the rear seats down.
5. Common Problems and Error Codes:
Error Codes: Like many modern vehicles, the Lynk & Co 01 is packed with sensors and electronics that may occasionally generate error codes. Common codes reported include:
P0A80 (Battery cell deterioration)
P1A0C (Hybrid/EV battery voltage imbalance)
C0561 (System disabled due to a fault, usually in the stability control module)
P1AF0 (Communication issues between hybrid modules)
Common Issues:
Software glitches: Some owners have reported minor glitches related to the infotainment system or connectivity.
Charging issues: A few users experienced problems with the charging process, such as the car failing to recognize when it’s connected to a charger.
Battery health: Some complaints have been made about the degradation of the battery over time, though these cases are still relatively rare.
Pros:
Value for money: The Lynk & Co 01 offers many of the features found in the Volvo XC40 at a lower price.
Design: The car is sleek and modern with advanced connectivity features.
Subscription model: It's one of the few automakers offering a true subscription model, which can be convenient for users who want flexibility.
Cons:
Infotainment issues: Some users have reported that the software can be sluggish at times.
Availability: It's currently limited to specific markets, particularly in Europe.
Overall, the Lynk & Co 01 provides an affordable alternative to the Volvo XC40, with an emphasis on flexibility, connectivity, and a strong value proposition.
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1. Price:
The Lynk & Co 01 starts at around €40,000 in Europe. However, Lynk & Co also offers a subscription model for around €500/month, covering all running costs except fuel or electricity.
2. Range (Hybrid and Electric):
The PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle) version offers an electric-only range of 43-50 km (approx. 27-31 miles).
The total range combining both the electric motor and gasoline engine is around 600-700 km (approx. 373-435 miles).
3. Battery Size:
The Lynk & Co 01 PHEV is equipped with a 17.6 kWh lithium-ion battery, providing its electric-only driving capability.
4. Size and Dimensions:
Length: 4,541 mm (178.7 inches)
Width: 1,857 mm (73.1 inches)
Height: 1,689 mm (66.5 inches)
Wheelbase: 2,734 mm (107.6 inches)
Cargo space: 466 liters (16.5 cu. ft.) with the seats up, 1,231 liters (43.5 cu. ft.) with the rear seats down.
5. Common Problems and Error Codes:
Error Codes: Like many modern vehicles, the Lynk & Co 01 is packed with sensors and electronics that may occasionally generate error codes. Common codes reported include:
P0A80 (Battery cell deterioration)
P1A0C (Hybrid/EV battery voltage imbalance)
C0561 (System disabled due to a fault, usually in the stability control module)
P1AF0 (Communication issues between hybrid modules)
Common Issues:
Software glitches: Some owners have reported minor glitches related to the infotainment system or connectivity.
Charging issues: A few users experienced problems with the charging process, such as the car failing to recognize when it’s connected to a charger.
Battery health: Some complaints have been made about the degradation of the battery over time, though these cases are still relatively rare.
Pros:
Value for money: The Lynk & Co 01 offers many of the features found in the Volvo XC40 at a lower price.
Design: The car is sleek and modern with advanced connectivity features.
Subscription model: It's one of the few automakers offering a true subscription model, which can be convenient for users who want flexibility.
Cons:
Infotainment issues: Some users have reported that the software can be sluggish at times.
Availability: It's currently limited to specific markets, particularly in Europe.
Overall, the Lynk & Co 01 provides an affordable alternative to the Volvo XC40, with an emphasis on flexibility, connectivity, and a strong value proposition.
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