Lynk & Co 06

The 2025 Lynk & Co 06 measures 4,340 mm in length, 1,820 mm in width, and 1,625 mm in height. The car gets slim daytime running lights (DRLs) that are positioned high along the edge of the hood. The main projector headlights (Matrix on higher trims) sit lower in vertically stacked housings integrated into the bumper. The grille is wide and minimalistic, often finished in gloss black and blends into the LED elements.  Lower air inlets are framed by aerodynamic blade-style fins and honeycomb or mesh pattern. The bumper often sports a triangular lower lip and side vents. The floating roof design is forged using gloss-black A-pillars and C-pillars that lend a clean division between the roof and body.    Silver or gloss roof rails add practicality. Higher models get contrast-color roofs in white, black, or vibrant colors. The 2025 Lynk & Co 06 runs on 17-inch, 18-inch or 19-inch alloys wheels, with dual-tone, diamond-cut finish. The car gets thick matte-black plastic cladding around the wheel arches and along the lower doors. Higher trims get flush door handles that pop out when unlocked. At the back, a full-width tail light bar connects the Y-shaped clusters. The lighting pattern resembles crystals or shards. The roof spoiler extends outward with an integrated high-mount brake lamp. Below it is a shark fin antenna.

The Lynk & Co 06 offers balanced ride comfort that’s ideal for city commuting and highway cruising. It’s mounted on MacPherson struts in the front and a torsion beam at the back. The suspension system efficiently absorbs bumps potholes on city roads. Impact from some sharper potholes may be slightly felt in the cabin. The chassis is well-tuned and provides stable and confident handling around corners. The steering is light but precise, offering effortless manoeuvring in tight spaces. It may not offer the plush comfort of premium crossovers but the Lynk & Co 06 manages to strikes a nice balance between responsiveness, comfort, and everyday practicality.

The safety system of the Lynk & Co 06 blends sensors, cameras, and radars into a robust driver-assist suite. It uses up to five exterior cameras including a 360-degree surround-view, 12 ultrasonic sensors and two millimetre-wave radars for precise side/front/monitoring. The system practically eliminates all blind spots. Key features include lane-keeping, adaptive cruise control, door-open warning, cross-traffic alert, and automatic emergency braking.

The 2025 Lynk & Co 06 has a starting price of ₱1.099 million. It’s a bit high-priced compared to its rivals. The company is yet to have a countrywide footprint. But it’s still a tech-rich compact SUV for those wanting to travel in premium comfort.