GAC Energy, Zeekr Power achieve mutual charging network integration

Published: May 9, 2025 17:57
Source: gasgoo
GAC Energy and Zeekr Power recently established a new partnership on charging network integration.

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- GAC Energy and Zeekr Power recently established a new partnership on charging network integration, enabling users of both platforms to access charging station information via their respective apps or mini programs, according to a post on GAC Energy issued on its WeChat account on May 8.

As part of the collaboration, Zeekr Power's charging network has been integrated into GAC's infotainment systems. Users can now search for Zeekr charging station information through the apps and mini programs of GAC AION, HYPTEC, GAC Trumpchi, GAC Toyota, and GAC Energy. Additionally, GAC Energy membership benefits will be extended to Zeekr Power charging stations.

Conversely, Zeekr Power's users can access real-time information on GAC Energy charging stations—including location, pricing, and operational status—via the Zeekr app's in-car charging map or Zeekr Power's mini program.

GAC Energy's charging network has currently connected with 20 leading industry charging service operators, covering approximately 1 million terminals across 346 cities, including around 5,000 highway charging stations. As of April 30, 2025, the number of GAC Energy's self-operated terminals has surpassed 15,000.

In addition to the partnership with GAC Energy, Zeekr has also pursued broader network collaborations. In February 2025, Zeekr announced a partnership with CAMS, achieving bilateral charging network integration.

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