Used Lynk & Co 01 for sale in Europe

About the Lynk & Co 01

The Lynk & Co 01 is a compact crossover SUV from a brand backed by Geely and technically linked to Volvo through shared underpinnings. It reached European buyers from 2021. The brand was first known for its subscription model, so some used cars have a fleet-style or short-term ownership history.

Most examples in our listings use a 1.5-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine with an automatic gearbox. The plug-in hybrid adds an electric motor and a 17.6 kWh battery. Petrol and non-plug-in hybrid versions also appear, so check the exact powertrain named in each advert.

The 01 suits drivers who want a mid-size five-door SUV with a connected, screen-led cabin. The plug-in hybrid fits people who can charge at home or work and make many short trips. Buyers who mostly drive long distances may prefer a non-plug-in version.

Generations

• 01 (2021-present, European market) — A single generation on sale in Europe, with powertrain and equipment updates over time, so check the spec of each car.

Typical prices

Asking prices in our listings rise clearly with newer model years. Cars from 2021 have a median asking price of €20,700, and 2023 cars have a median of €24,000. The 2026 model year has a median of €39,400, which reflects very young cars with low mileage. Across all model years the median is €25,000. Within a single year the spread is fairly narrow, so mileage, powertrain and equipment level explain most of the remaining differences. These are asking prices in our listings on 2026-11-10, not a valuation.

Based on our listings as of 2026-11-10. These are asking prices, not a valuation.

What to check when buying a used Lynk & Co 01

Start with the service history and a cold-start test drive, then check the electrics and charging equipment. Compare the exact powertrain and software version against the advert.

• Ownership and service history

  Ask whether the car was used on a subscription or as a fleet car. Look for a complete, dated service record and for evidence that recalls and software updates were carried out by an authorised workshop.

• Battery and charging check · Plug-in hybrid

  Ask for a battery health report or a dealer check of the 17.6 kWh pack. Inspect the charging port for damage or wear and test the supplied cable. Confirm that charging starts and stops normally.

• Engine behaviour · 1.5 turbo petrol

  Start the engine cold and listen for rough running or unusual noises. Check for warning lights and any oil leaks. Make sure oil changes were done at the intervals in the service book.

• Gearbox on the road · Automatic gearbox

  The automatic gearbox should move off smoothly and shift without jerks or delay. Try slow traffic, hill starts and hard acceleration. Hesitation or harsh shifts are worth raising with the seller.

• Screen, app and software

  The car relies heavily on its touchscreen, app and connected services. Test the screen, the navigation, the phone connection and any digital key. Confirm that the account is transferred or removed from the previous owner.

• Brakes, tyres and body

  Check tyre wear for uneven patterns that suggest alignment faults. Look at the brake discs for lips or rust. Inspect the bodywork for repairs, especially on cars that had many drivers.

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