Lynk & Co 07 GT Completes Special Condition "Moose Test" at 85 km/h
Automaker Lynk & Co announced its 07 GT model has successfully passed the industry's first special condition "moose test" at 85 km/h. This speed reportedly sets a new global record for "travel wagon" type vehicles.
Lynk & Co has announced that its new 07 GT model has passed an industry-first "moose test" conducted under special conditions, achieving a speed of 85 km/h. The company states this is the highest speed recorded globally for a "travel wagon" (station wagon/estate) vehicle in this type of test.
The vehicle demonstrated its stability during the test by successfully navigating the course under various load scenarios. With a fully loaded roof rack, the 07 GT reportedly maintained control at 82.1 km/h. When towing a trailer, the car achieved a speed of 81.9 km/h before successfully completing the maneuver.
The "moose test" is designed to evaluate a vehicle's ability to perform sudden evasive steering maneuvers, simulating scenarios such as avoiding an obstacle on the road. Lynk & Co highlighted the 07 GT's performance as an indicator of its stable chassis and effective electronic stability control systems.
The Lynk & Co 07 GT, presented as a "travel wagon," recently began its pre-sale period with prices ranging from 165,800 to 185,800 Chinese yuan. The vehicle features the brand's "The Next Day" design language. The automaker is continuing to provide updates on its vehicle lineup and related developments.