
Lynk & Co forms partnership with Galadari Brothers in UAE market
Galadari Brothers has partnered with Lynk & Co to introduce innovative vehicle line-up to the UAE market. With this strategic move, Galadari Motors becomes the official distributor of Lynk & Co vehicles across the UAE, further enhancing its diverse mobility portfolio.
Lynk & Co, a premium automotive brand under the newly formed Zeekr Group, is known for its cutting-edge design, advanced technology, and high-performance vehicles. With a strong focus on innovation, the brand offers a seamless driving experience tailored to modern consumers in the UAE.
Mohammed Galadari, Co-Chairman and Group CEO of Galadari Brothers, said: 'Lynk & Co represents the future of urban mobility, blending performance, technology, and sustainability in a way that resonates with the modern driver. This partnership aligns perfectly with our vision to offer premium, high-quality mobility brands that meet the evolving needs of our customers. We are proud to introduce Lynk & Co to the UAE and are confident it will redefine the local automotive landscape.'
Tian Jinjun, VP of Zeekr International & Managing Director of Zeekr MEA region, said: 'In partnership with our esteemed UAE strategic partner, Galadari Brothers, we are committed to transforming this dynamic market into a regional powerhouse — serving as a center for brand marketing, professional training, spare parts distribution, and services.'
Lynk & Co will introduce a range of vehicles to the UAE, including PHEV and ICE SUVs. In 2025, Lynk & Co will introduce 4 SUV models (01, 05, 06, and 09) and two sedans (03, 03+). In the future, the brand also plans to launch its first PHEV model, the Lynk & Co 08, further diversifying its model offerings.
Lynk & Co's expansion into the UAE is part of its broader expansion strategy in the Mena region. With established operations in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Qatar, the brand continues to strengthen its regional footprint. By leveraging Galadari's deep market expertise and strong distribution network, Lynk & Co aims to become a key player in the UAE's premium automotive market, offering vehicles that cater to the diverse needs of local consumers. Together, Galadari and Lynk & Co will continue to push the boundaries of the UAE automotive industry, delivering exceptional value and driving innovation across the market.
Galadari is enhancing its customer experience by opening three state-of-the-art showrooms, each with integrated service facilities during this year. The network will continue to expand, reaching a total of five showrooms across the UAE within three years.

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