Lynk & Co continues to expand its dealer network in Germany.
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Lynk & Co continues to expand its physical dealership network in Germany. Following the opening of new locations in Lüdenscheid, Oldenburg, and Goslar, another location is planned for November 13th and 14th, 2026, in Trier. This automotive brand, part of the Chinese Geely Group, collaborates with locally established dealers and currently has a German network of 25 dealers and 84 service centers, according to a statement.
A key focus of the sales development strategy is to strengthen presence in the regional automotive trade. New showrooms were opened in partnership with the Mobilitätsgruppe Amelung in Lüdenscheid, the Autogalerie Schlickel in Oldenburg, and the Autohaus Stephan in Goslar-Vienenburg. Another showroom is set to open with the Heistergruppe in Trier by mid-November, while existing business partners are to be equipped with the brand-specific Lynk & Co presentation by the end of the year.
The partnership with local car dealerships includes various sales and service offerings. For example, the Mobilitätsgruppe Amelung operates two service centers in Remscheid and Wiehl in addition to its sales location in Lüdenscheid, while the new showroom at Autogalerie Schlickel in Oldenburg is also intended for local activities and events. At Autohaus Stephan in Goslar-Vienenburg, interested parties have been able to learn about the brand’s vehicles and schedule test drives since October.
Currently, Lynk & Co’s offerings in this country include the compact plug-in hybrid SUV 01, the fully electric crossover coupe 02 from the compact class, and the plug-in hybrid SUV 08 from the mid-size class.
Expanding the German dealer network is part of Lynk & Co.’s European growth strategy. Starting in January 2027, its sister brand Volvo Cars will take over exclusive distribution of the brand in Europe. Last October, Lynk & Co celebrated its tenth anniversary, having been introduced in Berlin in 2016. Future development in Europe is set to include an expanded range of electrified models and a stronger presence in physical retail outlets.
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