2026 Zeekr 009 Price in Australia

The Zeekr 009 is the brand’s flagship pure-electric luxury MPV in Australia, created for families, executive transport users and buyers who prioritise passenger space without giving up EV performance. At 5,209 mm long, 2,024 mm wide and 1,812 mm tall, with a 3,205 mm wheelbase, it is a genuinely large vehicle. That scale allows Zeekr to build the cabin around passenger comfort, with seven-seat and six-seat layouts rather than treating the third row as an occasional-use afterthought.

Australian buyers can choose a seven-seat FWD, seven-seat AWD or six-seat AWD configuration. The FWD version uses a single 250 kW electric motor and offers up to 604 km of WLTP range, while the AWD versions use dual motors producing 450 kW and are rated at up to 582 km WLTP. Zeekr quotes 0–100 km/h in 4.5 seconds for AWD models, unusually rapid performance for a vehicle of this size. A 116 kWh battery is standard across the range, and Zeekr quotes a 10–80 per cent DC charging time of about 30 minutes under stated 150 kW charging conditions.

Ride comfort is central to the 009 experience. Dual-chamber air suspension with continuously controlled damping is designed to isolate occupants from rough surfaces while retaining stable body control. The six-seat AWD takes the luxury theme furthest with a 2+2+2 layout and Sofaro First-Class Nappa leather second-row seats, while the seven-seat layout uses a practical 2+2+3 arrangement with a walk-through aisle. Heating, ventilation and massage functions feature prominently in the premium seating package.

The technology package is equally ambitious. The cabin incorporates a 15.05-inch 2.5K OLED central display, a 35.95-inch augmented-reality head-up display and a 17-inch rear entertainment screen. A 30-speaker Yamaha surround-sound system is designed to deliver a theatre-like experience, while an 8.6-litre heating and cooling refrigerator adds genuine long-distance convenience. Over-the-air software updates and Zeekr’s voice assistant support the connected-car experience.

Safety equipment includes seven airbags and a broad suite of driver-assistance technology using cameras, sensors and radar. The large body and advanced parking-view technology are particularly relevant because the 009 occupies significantly more road and parking space than a conventional SUV. Buyers should still assess their garage dimensions and regular parking environment before committing to a vehicle of this scale.

For Australian buyers comparing luxury people movers and large premium SUVs, the 009 offers an unusual combination of quiet electric propulsion, long-distance range, strong performance and first-class rear accommodation. Its size and premium pricing mean it is not a mainstream family MPV, but buyers who genuinely use the second and third rows can benefit from packaging that places passenger comfort at the centre of the vehicle rather than treating it as a secondary consideration.