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Lynk & Co 03's "Wind Control Design" is a fusion of the "urban opposition aesthetics" family design concept and aerodynamic design. It basically maintains the Lynk & Co family design style. The front face adopts a split headlight set, with a horizontal front air grille and lower trim strips. On the side of the body, Lynk & Co 03 maintains the shape of a traditional sedan, with smooth lines on the C-pillar, and "L"-shaped taillights at the rear, with reflective strips integrated into the black decorative panel below.
Lynk & Co 05's new "energy tank" taillight shape is arranged in two rows, upper and lower, and the spoiler lines are extended to both ends of the taillights. The new car adopts a brand-new design language. Different from the multi-arc and rounded interior design of existing products, Lynk & Co 05 adopts a large area of straight and prismatic line design, which has a good sense of hierarchy. For the first time, a high-sensitivity gesture touch panel is used, combined with a newly designed electronic gear lever and sports shift paddles. It is matched with an Aisin 8-speed manual transmission, and a four-wheel drive version will also be available.
Lynk & Co 09 looks very powerful overall. The new straight waterfall grille design changes the previous style and makes the front face of the vehicle look taller and more vertical. The split headlight set design continues the elements of the Lynk & Co brand, and combined with a wider front bumper design, makes the entire vehicle look more luxurious. The suspended roof design makes the new car look more fashionable.,
