Zeekr Announces Vehicle Delivery Care Subsidy to Safeguard Customer Interests

2024/04/01
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In response to potential delivery delays during peak order periods, Zeekr has introduced a Vehicle Delivery Care Subsidy policy. This subsidy is aimed at owners who have completed the down payment by April 30, 2024, and have a delivery date after March 30, 2024, covering models including Zeekr 001, Zeekr 007, Zeekr 009, Zeekr X, and Zeekr 001FR. If delivery is delayed due to Zeekr's reasons beyond the longest estimated delivery time shown in the Zeekr App at the time of order, owners will receive a subsidy of 1,500 Zeekr points per day per vehicle, up to a maximum of 30,000 points per vehicle. The subsidy will be distributed to the owner's Zeekr App account after the vehicle is delivered. Zeekr's delivery volume in February showed a year-on-year increase of 38%, indicating robust growth.
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