The Zeekr 7X sits in a crowded bracket of Chinese electric SUVs making their case in Australia. It arrives with credible numbers on paper and a real question in practice: how does it hold up when the road runs out.
Amelia finds out. The 7X gets mud on its wheel arches and dust in the cameras, and the answer is more capable than the showroom spec sheet suggests. Off-road modes, ground clearance, and real-world range away from the charging network all get a proper workout in conditions that most EV owners never bother with.
If you are shopping a Chinese electric SUV and you live somewhere that ends in a dirt road, the 7X is worth your time. If the hardest surface you encounter is a Bunnings car park, there are cheaper ways to go electric.
The full review is on the CarTell.tv YouTube channel above.
