
The interval for the Lynk & Co 01 is 10,000 kilometers, with the cost of a minor service (oil and filter change) being around 1,100. Below is an introduction to the maintenance interval: Determined by lifespan: The items and parts to be replaced during maintenance are determined by their lifespan. Regular items that need replacement include: engine oil and filter, air filter, fuel filter, cabin air filter, carbon canister, transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, coolant, drive belt, etc. Additionally, items that require regular inspection, adjustment, or replacement include wheel alignment, tire rotation, brake pads, tires, etc. Determined by vehicle condition: This interval is not absolutely fixed but is confirmed based on the vehicle's condition. Proper maintenance measures can effectively reduce vehicle malfunctions and ensure the vehicle's performance and lifespan. Generally, new cars in good condition can appropriately extend the maintenance interval, while cars in poor condition or used under harsh conditions should appropriately shorten the maintenance interval.

I picked up my Lynk & Co 01 last year, and the official manual clearly states: the first service is at 10,000 km or 12 months (whichever comes first), followed by regular maintenance every 10,000 km or 1 year. However, since I often drive on construction sites with poor road conditions, the 4S shop mechanic suggested I get it checked at 8,000 km. Important reminder for new car owners: remember to use 0W-20 full synthetic oil—don’t cheap out with off-brand options, as the Volvo-sourced engine is particularly picky about oil. For city driving, the air filter should be replaced at 20,000 km, but in northern areas with heavy dust, it should be changed more frequently. Don’t delay maintenance beyond the deadline, as it could affect the lifetime warranty.

Just had my Lynk & Co 01's first and here's the sharing: The 4S shop's electronic work order shows the basic maintenance cost is 980 (including labor). It's recommended to ask the technician to pull up the vehicle computer data after the first maintenance to visually check the engine oil's remaining life percentage. For daily city commuting, a 10,000 km interval is fine, but for aggressive driving, pay attention to three points: excessive turbo temperature accelerates oil oxidation, frequent hard braking requires early brake fluid replacement, and long-term short-distance driving should shorten the maintenance interval to 8 months. Remember to rotate the tires at every maintenance, as the loud tire noise is a common issue with this car.

As someone working in a repair shop, I'd like to remind Lynk & Co owners: While getting at 4S stores during the warranty period is indeed hassle-free, you can flexibly adjust the service intervals after the warranty expires. This car uses Volvo's 2.0T engine - actually, Mobil 1 Gold can last up to 12,000 km. The air filter is easy to replace yourself, with the clip design located behind the glove box. Pay special attention to two common issues: During the first maintenance, watch for oil seepage from the engine timing cover (requires gasket replacement), and check for water pump leaks at 50,000 km (a common failure point). Turbocharged engines are most sensitive to oil degradation - if you notice acceleration lag, perform maintenance immediately.


