Lynk & Co is pushing deeper into Europe, expanding its retail footprint while strengthening the product lineup. In 2025 the brand lifted the number of outlets to 125, with 80 active dealers now in place. The strategy leans on a blend of brick-and-mortar sales and digital services—an approach that carries weight in a crowded premium arena. Meanwhile, the company’s own car-sharing program is growing alongside.

A cornerstone of that push is the Lynk & Co 08 hybrid. It offers up to 200 km of WLTP electric-only range and supports DC fast charging—still a rarity in this part of the market. For shoppers weighing what to buy, this setup reads as a measured compromise between range and day-to-day usability.

The service backbone now spans 350 authorized sites across Europe, and the sales map has stretched to Austria, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic. Looking ahead to 2026, Lynk & Co plans to center its efforts on a classic sales model and aftersales support, keeping quality control and operational efficiency in clear focus.