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EV leasing – best prices – Sweden (weekly update)

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Here’s the Top 10 most privately leased EV models in Sweden based on Vroom’s market data for Jan–Jun 2025 (Mynewsdesk)

Rank (EV-only)ModelBrandLeases (Antal)Share of all private leasing
1ID.3Volkswagen1,0884.8%
2EnyaqŠkoda8493.7%
3EV3Kia8133.6%
4EX30Volvo7973.5%
5ID.4Volkswagen7383.2%
6Polestar 2Polestar5082.2%
7AriyaNissan4982.2%
8EQAMercedes-Benz4722.1%
9BornCUPRA3801.7%
10TavascanCUPRA3801.7%



If you want to make a good leasingdeal – it seems that many prices are the same in the beginning of 2026

Look into the list below :

Small size EV’s

Medium size EV’s

Big size EV’s

Short list – EV leasing offers, late December 2025-12-23

RankBrandModel (EV)From SEK/monthNotes
1RenaultRenault 5 E-Tech electric3,290Private lease (campaign-type pricing)
2RenaultRenault 4 E-Tech electric3,590Private lease (campaign-type pricing)
3CUPRA (SEAT/CUPRA)Born3,895Often with a first (raised) fee depending on deal
4RenaultScenic E-Tech electric3,990Offer can be stock/deadline dependent
5VolvoEX30 Plus3,995Volvo private lease
6VW (Volkswagen)ID.33,995Service often included in campaign terms
7Mercedes-BenzEQA4,195 (first year)First-year promo price (then higher)
8FordExplorer Electric (Business Edition)4,495Campaign price
9ZeekrX Long Range RWD4,690Usually includes a refundable deposit
10CUPRA (SEAT/CUPRA)Tavascan4,695Often referred to as “SEAT Tavascan” (it’s CUPRA)
11BMWiX1 eDrive204,795BMW offer
12BYDDolphin (in-stock listing)4,795–4,799Specific in-stock listing; terms may vary
13VolvoEX40 Plus Special Edition4,995Volvo private lease
14PolestarPolestar 25,495Polestar offer
15XPENGG65,995Often shown incl. service & insurance (varies)
16BYDDolphin (general campaign)6,795Campaign pricing

All specs and prices are approximate and based on typical EU/Swedish configurations and example leasing campaigns. Always check the actual dealer offer for exact trim, equipment, and mileage.

30 relatively low-price Swedish EV leasing offers (1–30)

#BrandModel / version (example)WLTP range (km / approx. “mil”)DC fast charge 10–80% (approx, min)0–100 km/h (approx, s)Example private lease (SEK/month, Sweden)Example distance included (per year)Notes / typical equipment (Sweden / EU)
1RenaultRenault 5 E-Tech (52 kWh)~360–410 km (~36–41 mil)~33 min (up to ~100–120 kW)~8.0 s2,990 krTypically ~10,000 km/year (varies by contract)New small EV on AmpR platform, modern Google-based infotainment, advanced driver assistance (L2) usually available.
2MiniMini Cooper Electric (E)~305 km (E) – ~400 km (SE)~28–30 min (up to ~95–130 kW)~7.3 s3,095 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearIconic design, new round OLED screen, premium feel; heat pump and adaptive cruise often included in Swedish packages.
3NissanNissan Micra EV (52 kWh)~400 km (~40 mil)~33 min (DC ~100–120 kW)~8.2 s3,195 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearSmall city EV with modern safety features, ProPILOT driver assistance on higher trims.
4RenaultRenault 4 E-Tech~430–435 km (~43 mil)~31 min (DC up to ~150 kW)~8.9 s3,295 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearRetro-styled small SUV with family focus, good luggage space; panoramic roof and heat pump available.
5MiniMini Aceman E~300–405 km (~30–40 mil)~28–31 min~7.3 s3,695 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearSmall crossover, new MINI interior with circular screen, often high equipment level in Swedish trims.
6CupraCupra Born 77 kWh e-Boost~427–450 km (~43–45 mil)~30–32 min (20–80%; 10–80% slightly longer)~7.0–7.3 s3,895 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearSporty MEB hatchback, often good sound system, 19–20″ wheels, sport seats; heat pump available.
7VolvoVolvo EX30 Single Motor Extended Range~445–475 km (~44–48 mil)~26 min (up to 153 kW)~5.3 s3,895 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearCompact premium SUV, Google infotainment, strong safety profile; often includes heat pump and Pilot Assist.
8MGMG4 Electric 64 kWhUp to ~450 km (~45 mil)~30 min (10–80% at up to ~140 kW)~7.9 s3,990 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearVery strong value: heat pump, 360° camera, wireless phone charging are common in local trims.
9RenaultScenic E-Tech EV87 (220 hp)~480–625 km (~48–63 mil)~25–35 min (20–80% at ~150 kW)~7.9 s4,190 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearSpacious family SUV, lounge-like interior, Google built-in; solar roof, head-up display and heat pump often available.
10Mercedes-BenzEQA 250~456–528 km (~46–53 mil)~29–30 min (10–80% up to ~112 kW)~8.6 s4,195 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearCompact premium SUV with MBUX, heat pump as standard, good noise insulation; Advanced / AMG Line packages common in Sweden.
11MiniMini Countryman E~420–460 km (~42–46 mil)~29 min (10–80% at ~130 kW)~8.6 s4,295 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearLarger MINI SUV; all-wheel drive in SE version, premium interior; panoramic roof, HUD etc. often offered.
12SmartSmart #1 Pro / Pro+~310–340 km (~31–34 mil)<30 min (10–80% up to ~150 kW)~6.7 s4,295 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearCompact premium crossover (Geely/Mercedes co-developed), vehicle-to-load (V2L), strong performance, high standard equipment.
13VolkswagenID.3 Pro (58 kWh, MY24–26)~400–430 km (~40–43 mil)~25–30 min (10–80% at ~120–170 kW)~7.3 s4,295 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearUpdated ID.3 with improved interior, Travel Assist, heat pump available as an option.
14FordExplorer Extended Range (RWD)~490–600 km (~49–60 mil)~25–28 min (10–80% up to ~185 kW)~6.4 s (RWD), ~5.3 s (AWD)4,425 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearMEB-based family SUV with large sliding centre screen, big boot; towbar and heat pump commonly included in Swedish packages.
15BMWiX1 eDrive20~430–475 km (~43–48 mil)~30 min (10–80% up to ~130 kW)~8.3 s4,495 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearCompact premium SUV with BMW driving feel, iDrive 8/9, good comfort; towbar and heat pump available.
16KiaEV3 Long RangeUp to ~605 km (~60 mil)~30–40 min (10–80% up to ~128 kW)~7.5–7.9 s4,495 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearNew compact SUV with long range, V2L, heat pump as standard, advanced driver assistance; strong spec for the size.
17Lynk & CoLynk & Co 02 (BEV)Up to ~445 km (~44 mil)~30 min (10–80% DC)~5.5 s4,495 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearCoupé-crossover with subscription-style business model, V2L, strong performance; high standard equipment.
18Mercedes-BenzEQB 250+~415 km (~41 mil)~31 min (10–80% up to ~112 kW)~8.9 s4,495 krTypically ~10,000 km/year7-seat electric SUV, MBUX, heat pump, towbar and Advanced packages often included; popular as a family EV.
19CupraTavascan Endurance~542–568 km (~54–57 mil)~28 min (10–80% up to ~135 kW)~6.8 s (Endurance 2WD), ~5.8 s (VZ AWD)4,695 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearDesign-focused coupé-SUV with Matrix LED, optional SENNHEISER audio, adaptive damping (DCC), Travel Assist 2.6 etc.
20VolvoEX40 Single Motor Extended RangeUp to ~571 km (~57 mil)~26–30 min (10–80% up to ~200 kW)~7.3 s4,795 krTypically ~10,000 km/yearUpdated XC40 replacement with more range, Google infotainment, strong safety; Harman Kardon audio and heat pump common.
21MGZS EV Long Range Comfort~440 km (~44 mil)~42 min (10–80% up to ~90 kW)~8.6 s~2,995 kr (campaign example)Often ~10,000 km/year (more km for a fee)Very high value: rear camera, navigation, CarPlay/Android Auto, adaptive cruise, MG Pilot ADAS; sometimes winter-tyre package included.
22BYDDolphin Comfort 60 kWh~427 km (~43 mil)~30–35 min (roughly 10–80%; 30–80% ~29 min at up to ~88 kW)~7.0 s~4,799 kr (campaign level; some offers up to ~6,795 kr/month depending on spec)Typically ~10,000 km/yearSmall but well-equipped hatch: heat pump, V2L, good ADAS; 360° camera and full LED on higher trims.
23HyundaiKona Electric (new gen, 65 kWh)~512 km (~51 mil)~41 min (10–80% up to ~100 kW)~7.8 sFrom ~4,995 kr (campaign example)Typically ~10,000 km/yearNew platform, dual 12.3″ screens, strong safety, heat pump, often winter tyres or service package included.
24VolkswagenID.4 Pro Performance / Life~410 km (~41 mil)~35 min (10–80% at ~135–170 kW)~8.5 s~4,995 kr (incl. service & towbar in some campaigns)Typically ~10,000 km/yearFamily SUV with heat pump, keyless, Travel Assist, Park Assist & rear camera in Life-type packages; very popular all-rounder.
25HyundaiIoniq 5 Long Range 2WD~507 km (~51 mil)~18–20 min (10–80% thanks to 800-V and up to 350 kW)~7.3 s~6,495 kr (typical campaign on well-equipped LR 2WD)Usually 10,000–15,000 km/yearRetro design, 800-V charging, V2L, lounge-style rear seats; often HUD, heat pump, very high comfort – EV nerd favourite.
26KiaNiro EV 64.8 kWh~460 km (~46 mil)~45 min (10–80% up to ~80 kW)~7.8 sFrom ~6,495 kr (incl. service in some “Special Edition” campaigns)Typically ~10,000 km/yearCompact crossover with V2L, Highway Driving Assist 2.0, navigation, heat pump; usually quite fully loaded in Swedish trims.
27TeslaModel 3 RWD (“Highland”)~520 km (~52 mil)~25 min 10–80% (ideal conditions on Supercharger V3)~6.1 s~5,395 kr (example almost-new leasing ad)Typically 10,000–15,000 km/yearStrong resale value, Autopilot, OTA updates, Supercharger network, glass roof; towbar not on all versions.
28TeslaModel Y RWD~345 km (~35 mil) “realistic electric range”~27 min 10–80% (similar curve to LR)~6.9 s~5,995 kr (incl. service & insurance, 10,000 km/year in one example)~10,000 km/year in that examplePractical high-seating crossover, good resale, Autopilot, towbar in Swedish packs, strong ecosystem around app and charging.
29KiaEV6 RWD Long Range~528 km (~53 mil)~18 min (10–80% with 800-V, up to 350 kW)~7.3 s~6,995 kr (typical campaign level depending on spec)Usually 10,000–15,000 km/yearSportier than Ioniq 5: 800-V, V2L, often heat pump, strong infotainment and safety; 7-year Kia warranty.
30ŠkodaEnyaq 85 (MY24/25)~547 km (~55 mil; official span ~536–566 km)~28 min (10–80% up to ~175 kW on new 85/85x)~6.7 s (RWD 85)~7,000–7,500 kr (estimated campaign level for well-equipped 85/85x around 600,000 kr list price)Usually 10,000–15,000 km/yearVery spacious family SUV: quiet cabin, heat pump, towbar, Matrix LED, lots of comfort & safety features in Nordic packages.

December the 7th 2025

1️⃣ Cheapest small EVs – Sweden (private lease snapshot)

BrandModel / version (example)WLTP range (km / mil)DC fast charge 10–80%*0–100 km/hExample private lease (SEK/month, Sweden)Distance includedNotes / typical equipment
Renault5 E-Tech EV40 (120 hp)≈312 km / 31.2 mil≈30 min≈9.0 s2,990 kr/month~10,000 km/year (1,000 mil)New small EV on AmpR Small platform, 40 kWh battery, ~100 kW DC, 11 kW AC, heat pump, modern infotainment (Google-based on higher trims).
MiniCooper Electric E (40.7 kWh)≈305 km / 30.5 mil≈28 min≈7.3 s3,395 kr/month~10,000 km/yearSmall premium hatch, strong standard spec, 11 kW AC, up to 75 kW DC, very “driver-focused” feel.
NissanMicra EV 40 / 52 kWh≈317–416 km / 31.7–41.6 mil≈30 min≈8.0–9.0 s3,395 kr/month~10,000 km/yearEV sibling to Renault 5; two battery sizes, up to ~100 kW DC, 11 kW AC, heat pump & preconditioning; V2L/V2G on better trims.
Renault4 E-Tech 40 kWh (120 hp)≈322 km / 32.2 mil≈31 min≈9.2 s3,595 kr/month~10,000 km/yearSmall crossover look, 40 kWh (optionally 52 kWh), 11 kW AC, ~80–100 kW DC, heat pump standard, AC V2G capability.
MiniAceman E≈300–400 km / 30–40 mil≈30 min≈7.9 s (E)3,895 kr/month~10,000 km/yearSmall crossover; very high equipment level in SE campaigns (safety/infotainment), 11 kW AC, up to ~95 kW DC.
VolvoEX30 Single Motor ER≈475–480 km / 47.5–48.0 mil≈27 min≈5.3 s3,895 kr/month~10,000 km/yearVery quick compact SUV, Google built-in, strong safety suite, heat pump, some trims with 22 kW AC; Swedish offers often bundle winter pack.
CupraBorn 59 kWh 204 hp≈424 km / 42.4 mil≈26 min≈7.7 s3,895 kr/month~10,000 km/yearSporty hatch; “Edition” deals often include metallic paint, tinted windows, adaptive cruise, high-beam assist, rear camera, etc.
MGMG4 Electric Standard Range (51 kWh)≈350 km / 35.0 mil≈35 min≈7.7 s3,920 kr/month~10,000 km/yearOne of the cheapest EVs per km; adaptive cruise, lane assist, LED lights, heated seats & wheel, Android Auto/CarPlay usually standard.
RenaultScenic E-Tech EV87 (≈220 hp)≈620–625 km / 62.0–62.5 mil≈30 min≈7.9 s4,195 kr/month~10,000 km/yearLarge family SUV; 22 kW AC, up to ~150 kW DC, heat pump, V2L, rich safety/comfort spec in Techno / Esprit Alpine packs.
Mercedes-BenzEQA 250+≈560 km / 56.0 mil≈31 min≈8.6 s4,195 kr/month~10,000 km/yearCompact premium SUV; MBUX, heat pump in Nordic packages, strong safety; SE campaigns often include winter wheels and sometimes tow bar.

2️⃣ Midsize EVs – Sweden, private lease snapshot

BrandModel / version (example)WLTP range (km / mil)DC fast charge 10–80%*0–100 km/hExample private lease (SEK/month, Sweden)Distance includedNotes / typical equipment
MGZS EV Long Range≈440 km / 44.0 mil≈37 min≈8.4 sfrom ~2,995 kr/month~10,000 km/yearVery low-cost family SUV; typical Swedish spec has adaptive cruise, camera, smartphone integration; service usually included, winter wheels extra.
BYDAtto 3 Extended Range≈420 km / 42.0 mil≈44 min≈7.3 s~3,000–3,600 kr/month~10,000 km/yearPrice-aggressive Chinese C-SUV; strong equipment (heat pump, pano roof, powered seats, V2L). Many offers are on nearly-new stock cars.
VolkswagenID.4 Pro (77 kWh, 286 hp)≈530–550 km / 53.0–55.0 mil≈30 min≈6.7 s≈4,995 kr/month~10,000 km/yearBenchmark midsize crossover; Swedish Life/Pro packs typically include heat pump, LED lights, driver assist, nav, rear camera, keyless.
VolvoEX40 Single Motor ER – Plus Special Edition≈520–570 km / 52.0–57.0 mil≈27 min≈7.3 s4,995 kr/month~10,000 km/yearStrong value SE campaign: heat pump, Google built-in, Volvo Assistance, digital services, app control, leasing insurance for first months included.
NissanAriya 63 kWh 2WD≈400 km / 40.0 mil≈32 min≈7.5 s~4,995–5,395 kr/month~10,000 km/yearComfort-oriented midsize SUV; ProPILOT, heat pump, good sound & seats on typical Swedish spec; some deals bundle winter wheels/service.
TeslaModel Y RWD (Standard)≈430–450 km / 43.0–45.0 mil≈27–28 min≈6.9 s≈5,190 kr/month~10,000 km/yearExcellent range + Supercharger access; standard spec includes Autopilot, heat pump, heated seats, strong infotainment & app ecosystem.
ŠkodaEnyaq 85 / 85x Solid Edition≈545–570 km / 54.5–57.0 mil≈28 min≈6.6–6.7 s≈5,378–5,395 kr/month~10,000 km/yearVery roomy family SUV, more cargo than ID.4; Solid Edition usually adds matrix LED, electric tow bar, heat pump + extra comfort/safety.
HyundaiIoniq 5 Long Range AWD (77–84 kWh)≈570 km / 57.0 mil≈18 min≈5.1–5.3 s≈5,495 kr/month~10,000 km/year800-V architecture with ultra-fast charging, very comfortable; subscription-style offers (e.g. Carla) include service, repairs, roadside assist; winter wheels/insurance as add-ons.

* DC 10–80% times are approximate, under ideal conditions (warm battery, powerful charger, optimal SOC window). In Swedish winter you can expect several extra minutes unless the battery is well preconditioned.

December the 3 2025

All examples are private leasing in Sweden, typically 36 months, 1 000 mil/year, service included (when known).

Sweden – best example EV private-leasing offers by brand (with WLTP, 10–80% DC, 0–100, mil/year, equipment)

BrandModel / version (example)WLTP range (km / mil)DC fast charge 10–80%*0–100 km/hExample private lease (SEK/month, Sweden)Distance includedNotes / typical equipment
BMWiX1 eDrive20up to ≈475 km / 47.5 mil (WLTP, depending on spec) (evspecs.org)~30 min (DC up to ~130 kW, typical)8.3–8.6 s (Elbilsdatabas)5 000–5 500 SEK/month (36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service usually included – varies by dealer)1 000 mil/yearCompact premium SUV; heat pump, LED lights, full ADAS, good interior quality.
BYDDolphin 60.4 kWh≈427 km / 42.7 mil WLTP (evspecs.org)~30–35 min at 100 kW DC (10–80%) (Ayvens)7.0 s (Elbilsdatabas)4 800–5 300 SEK/month (typical Swedish offers)1 000 mil/yearLFP battery, heat pump, 11 kW AC, V2L, big central screen – strong value city/family car.
FordExplorer Long Range RWD 77 kWh602 km / 60.2 mil WLTP (ford.se)28 min 10–80% (DC up to 135 kW) (ford.se)6.4 s (ford.se)from about 4 500–6 000 SEK/month (campaigns, 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service often included) (ford.se)1 000 mil/yearLarge SUV; Swedish “Business Edition” campaigns usually include heat pump, tow bar, comfort pack etc.
FordMustang Mach-E Standard Range RWD470 km / 47 mil WLTP (latest SR versions, depends on wheels)~30–35 min 10–80% (up to ~150 kW DC, variant-dependent)~7.3 s4 500–5 000 SEK/month (often demo/stock “value” deals)1 000 mil/yearGood mid-size SUV for value-leasing; often lots of equipment on ex-demo cars.
KiaEV3 Long Range 81.4 kWh605 km / 60.5 mil WLTP (Kia)≈31 min 10–80% (max ~128 kW DC) (Elbilsdatabas)7.7 s (Long Range) (Kia)4 495 SEK/month – Carup top-10 list, 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service agreement (Carup.se)1 000 mil/yearVery strong combo of long range + low monthly cost; heat pump, modern infotainment, ADAS, often winter wheels in Swedish campaigns.
Mercedes-BenzEQA 250+roughly ≈500 km / 50 mil WLTP (depending on wheels / trim)≈29 min 10–80% @ ~100 kW DC (Elbilsdatabas)8.6 s (evspecs.org)5 900–6 500 SEK/month (typical 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year)1 000 mil/yearCompact premium SUV; MBUX, strong safety kit, comfortable, often AMG Line / nav packages in offers.
Renault4 E-Tech Electric 52 kWh≈398–409 km / ~40 mil WLTP for 52 kWh version (Renault)≈30 min 15–80% @ 100 kW DC (Renault)≈8.2–8.5 s 0–100 km/h (Elbilsdatabas)around 3 700–4 000 SEK/month expected for Swedish campaigns (similar level to Scenic/5)1 000 mil/year“Mini-SUV” retro look; 52 kWh pack, heat pump, 22 kW AC and 100 kW DC on higher trims – nice city + family combo.
Renault5 E-Tech Electric 52 kWh (150 hp)≈410 km / 41 mil WLTP for 150 hp version (Elbilsdatabas)≈30 min 15–80% at 100 kW DC (11 kW AC) (DIE WELT)8.0 s 0–100 km/h (Elbilsdatabas)≈3 290 SEK/month (manufacturer campaigns, 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service incl.) (Elbilsdatabas)1 000 mil/yearVery cheap small EV with good range for the size; 11 kW AC, 100 kW DC, heat pump, nice retro design.
RenaultScenic E-Tech Electric 60 kWh420–430 km / 42–43 mil WLTP (depends on wheel size)≈30 min 10–80% around 130–150 kW DC~8.5–8.7 s3 900–4 500 SEK/month (36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service)1 000 mil/yearLarger family SUV with 22 kW AC, good highway comfort, and big boot – good value family-leasing.
VolkswagenID.3 Pro / Pro Performance 58 kWh≈426 km / 42.6 mil WLTP (Swedish Pro versions) (Din Bil)≈35 min 10–80% (up to 120 kW DC) (Wikipedia)≈7.3–7.4 s 0–100 km/h (Volkswagen)≈3 995 SEK/month (VW Sweden / dealers, 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service & often winter tyres included) (Privatleasing)1 000 mil/yearOne of the absolute cheapest EV leases in Sweden right now – compact hatch, 11 kW AC, 100–120 kW DC, good everyday range.
VolkswagenID.4 Pro 77 kWhlarge-battery IDs: ≈512–572 km / 51–57.2 mil WLTP (depending on spec) (Wikipedia)≈28 min 10–80% (120 kW DC average, peak 175 kW) (Elbilsdatabas)≈6.6–6.7 s (286 hp versions) (bestev4me.eu)4 995 SEK/month (Carup ranking, 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service) (Carup.se)1 000 mil/yearCore C-SUV benchmark; big battery, decent charging, comfortable; often Travel Assist etc. in Swedish campaigns.
VolvoEX30 Single Motor Extended Range476–480 km / ~47.6–48 mil WLTP (69 kWh pack) (Volvo Cars)≈25–26 min 10–80% (DC ~150–175 kW) (Volvo Cars)≈5.3 s 0–100 km/h (SM ER) (Volvo Cars)3 490 SEK/month – Carup, 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service (Carup.se)1 000 mil/yearExtremely aggressive pricing for a premium compact SUV; heat pump, Google built-in, strong safety.
VolvoEX40 Single Motor Extended Range571–572 km / 57.1–57.2 mil WLTP (Volvo Car Retail)≈26 min 10–80% @ up to 200 kW DC (Volvo Cars)≈7.3–7.4 s 0–100 km/h (Volvo Car Retail)5 500–5 800 SEK/month (current Swedish EX40 campaigns, 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year)1 000 mil/yearFacelifted XC40 Recharge: big range jump, 200 kW DC, full Volvo safety & comfort.
XPengG6 Long Range RWD≈525–570 km / 52.5–57 mil WLTP (variant-dependent) (store.xpeng.com)≈20 min 10–80% on 800 V (up to ~280–300 kW DC) (xpeng.com.au)≈6.2–6.7 s 0–100 km/h (xpeng.com.au)4 900–5 200 SEK/month via Swedish XPeng partners (36 mo, ~1 000 mil/year)1 000 mil/yearStand-out charging speed and long range; lots of tech (Xmart OS, advanced ADAS), very competitive vs Model Y.
ZeekrX Long Range RWD≈440–446 km / 44–44.6 mil WLTP (Elbilsdatabas)≈28–29 min 10–80% @ 150 kW DC (evtest.eu)5.6 s 0–100 km/h (Elbilsdatabas)about 4 700 SEK/month (Zeekr Sweden launch offers, 36 mo, 1 000 mil/year, service)1 000 mil/yearVery high equipment level in base car, 22 kW AC, V2L, premium interior – strong “value-premium” urban SUV.
Zeekr7X Long Range RWD615 km / 61.5 mil WLTP (Pure Electric Vehicle Brand | Zeekr)≈13–16 min 10–80% on fast DC (up to ~360 kW) (Pure Electric Vehicle Brand | Zeekr)≈6.0 s 0–100 km/h (LR RWD; AWD versions much faster) (Elbilsdatabas)around 5 800–5 900 SEK/month (introductory Swedish offers, 36 mo, ~1 000 mil/year) (TechRadar)1 000 mil/yearVery long-range family SUV with ultra-fast DC charging and premium interior/tech; extremely strong on “range per krona”.

*DC charging times are manufacturer / test values under ideal conditions; real-world times vary with SOC, temperature, charger, etc.

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