Which country is Lynk & Co from?

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Campbell
07/29/25 9:15pm
Lynk & Co is a Chinese-made automobile brand owned by Geely Holding. Here are some relevant details: 1. It is a premium brand jointly established by Geely Auto Group and Volvo Cars, integrating European technology, European design, global manufacturing, and worldwide sales. The brand is built upon the CMA (Compact Modular Architecture) mid-size vehicle platform, which was co-developed by Volvo Cars and Geely Auto under Volvo's leadership. 2. Lynk & Co was officially launched in Berlin on October 20, 2016; its research and development, as well as design, are handled by Geely's European R&D Center (CEVT) and design team based in Gothenburg. The brand shares manufacturing bases with Volvo Cars in China. Therefore, from a capital perspective, Lynk & Co is classified as a domestic joint-venture vehicle, being a product of collaboration between two Chinese companies: Geely and Geely-Volvo. Technologically speaking, Lynk & Co is also considered a domestic Chinese automobile brand.
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