Lynk & Co 20 launches in China with an RMB 118,800 promotional entry price and 800V charging
The electric Lynk & Co 20 is now on sale in China with standard lidar and up to 460 kW charging. The promotional entry price includes a trade-in incentive; it is not a Gulf price.
China launch, with a conditional price
Lynk & Co's official product page now lists the electric 20 on sale, advertising an entry price of RMB 118,800. The company identifies this as a temporary offer from 28 September through 31 October 2026 that includes a trade-in incentive—not an unconditional cash price.
Charging and driver assistance
The manufacturer lists an 800V architecture, up to 460 kW charging and a 12-minute 10–80% charging test. Real charging time depends on the charger, temperature and operating conditions. Lidar is standard, but D2D and reversing-path functions are planned for phased OTA updates in Q1 2027; they should not be presented as universally available at launch.
Cabin and Gulf availability
The product page shows Flyme Auto 2.5 and a 15.4-inch central display. Equipment varies by trim. We have not verified a local announcement specifying Gulf pricing or deliveries for this version. A Chinese launch does not establish local availability.
Verified and updated: 29 September 2026. Images are official Lynk & Co manufacturer material.
Editorial takeaway
The electric Lynk & Co 20 is now on sale in China with standard lidar and up to 460 kW charging. The promotional entry price includes a trade-in incentive; it is not a Gulf price.
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