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Used Zeekr for sale in Malaysia
1 car in stock · 2025–2025 · RM295,000–RM295,000
Zeekr, known in Malaysia through 5,592 registrations since 2024, has two used vehicles currently in stock. The selection comprises one 2025 Zeekr 009 and one 2025 Zeekr 7X, priced from RM166,000 to RM295,000. Both are 2025-model-year examples, with recorded mileages ranging from 7,650 km to 22,534 km.
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Why buy a used Zeekr
A used Zeekr can suit Malaysian buyers seeking a premium electric vehicle with strong equipment levels, modern technology and a growing local presence.
- Premium EV proposition Zeekr positions itself at the upper end of the electric-vehicle market, with the 009 offering a distinctive luxury MPV alternative for buyers who want an EV with generous space and features.
- Growing Malaysian ownership base Zeekr has recorded 5,592 JPJ registrations since 2024, suggesting increasing familiarity with the brand among local EV buyers.
- Available used example Current used stock consists of one 2025 Zeekr 009, listed at RM295,000. This gives buyers an opportunity to enter Zeekr ownership without buying new.
- Lower routine maintenance needs As an EV, a Zeekr does not require engine oil, spark plugs or conventional automatic-transmission servicing. Buyers should nevertheless confirm battery, charging-system and software-support coverage before committing.
- Early used-market opportunity With only one vehicle currently available, used Zeekr supply remains limited. That can appeal to buyers wanting a relatively uncommon premium EV, though it also means fewer examples for price comparison.
What to check when buying a used Zeekr
With Zeekr still a relatively new brand in Malaysia, prioritise a properly documented vehicle and have its EV systems inspected by an authorised service centre before committing.
- Service history Confirm the car has a complete service record, including scheduled inspections, software updates and any repair work completed by an authorised Zeekr service centre.
- Battery and charging Request a battery-health assessment, check that DC and AC charging both work correctly, and inspect the charge port, cable and surrounding trim for damage or signs of water ingress.
- Software and electronics Test the infotainment display, cameras, driver-assistance functions, powered seats, air-conditioning and all charging-related menus. As with many highly digital EVs, some owners report software glitches that may be resolved through updates.
- Accident or flood damage Inspect the underbody, battery protection tray, suspension components and high-voltage cabling carefully. Any accident damage or flood exposure should be assessed by a qualified EV repairer, not just a general workshop.
- Mileage and usage Verify the odometer reading against service invoices and inspection reports, then consider how the vehicle has been used; frequent rapid charging and heavy-load driving can be relevant to long-term battery and tyre condition.
- Warranty status Check the remaining vehicle and battery warranty directly with Zeekr, confirm whether coverage transfers to the next owner, and establish whether any non-approved modifications could affect warranty support.
Running & ownership costs
Zeekr models are fully electric, so there are no conventional engine-service intervals, oil changes or fuel costs. Routine maintenance is generally centred on inspections, tyres, brakes, cabin filters and coolant systems, and is typically less involved than for an internal-combustion car. Road tax for the zero-cc vehicles listed is based on the applicable EV framework, while insurance premiums can be influenced by the vehicle’s value, repair requirements and the availability of approved repairers.
Electricity consumption will vary with driving style, speed, load and air-conditioning use, but home charging can offer more predictable day-to-day running costs than petrol. Zeekr is still a relatively new brand locally, although its growing Malaysian registrations suggest an expanding owner base. Buyers should confirm warranty coverage, authorised service access and parts lead times before purchase, as specialist EV components and body repairs may take longer to source than those for more established mainstream brands.
Used Zeekr prices by model
| Model | From | Years | In stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| 009 | RM295,000 | 2025 | 1 |
Used Zeekr values in Malaysia are still finding their level, as the brand is relatively new to the market. Demand for its premium EVs appears to be building, but buyers should consider the developing used-car supply, long-term ownership support and the fast-moving nature of EV technology.
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Used Zeekr: your questions answered
Is a used Zeekr reliable in Malaysia?
Zeekr is still a relatively new brand locally, so there is limited long-term ownership evidence compared with established premium marques. A used example should be checked for completed software updates, battery and charging-system operation, and a full authorised service history.
Which used Zeekr offers the best value?
The Zeekr 009 is the only used model currently available, with a 2025 example listed at RM295,000. Its value case depends on whether you need its premium MPV space and features, as it is unlikely to suit buyers looking for a compact or lower-cost EV.
Where can I service a used Zeekr in Malaysia?
Use an authorised Zeekr service centre, particularly while any remaining vehicle and battery warranty coverage is in force. Confirm that the car’s maintenance, recalls and software updates have been completed, and ask the selling dealer to verify its warranty transfer terms.
Will a used Zeekr hold its resale value?
Resale values are harder to predict because Zeekr is a young brand in Malaysia and the used market remains small. The brand has nevertheless built local visibility, with 5,592 registrations since 2024, which should support awareness, although resale will still depend heavily on condition, warranty and charging compatibility.
What should I inspect before buying a used Zeekr 009?
Check the battery-health report, charging port, charging cables, infotainment functions, driver-assistance systems and all powered seating and door features. The available 2025 Zeekr 009 has covered 22,534 km, so buyers should also inspect tyres, brakes, suspension and cabin wear, and arrange a pre-purchase assessment at an authorised centre.






