Review summary:
Pros:
- The Lynk & Co 08 features a modern, distinctive European-inspired exterior design, complemented by a feature-rich and convenient interior.
- This is the first Chinese car in Vietnam where hybrid technology is applied more practically than in competing models. It can operate in EV mode, parallel hybrid, series hybrid, or as a pure gasoline engine vehicle. Notably, the gasoline engine is paired with a three-speed automatic transmission, unlike the single-speed transmissions found in other plug-in hybrid models.
- It offers an engaging driving experience, creating a synergy between the driver and the car.
Cons:
- While offering many features and conveniences, they are difficult to use and require time to learn.
- The operating system is not very user-friendly.
- It has few physical buttons.
- The price is high within its segment.
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The Lynk & Co 08 during the Car Awards judges' car test, 11/2025. *Photo: Luong Dung*
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The Lynk & Co 08 during the Car Awards judges' car test, 11/2025. *Photo: Luong Dung*
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The Lynk & Co 08 during the Car Awards judges' car test, 11/2025. *Photo: Luong Dung*
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The Lynk & Co 08 during the Car Awards judges' car test, 11/2025. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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The Lynk & Co 08 during the Car Awards judges' car test, 11/2025. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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The unique front light cluster. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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LED taillights. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Lynk & Co 08 interior design. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Large infotainment touchscreen. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Instrument cluster behind the steering wheel. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Center console with wireless charging pad. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Light-toned contrasting leather seats. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Spacious rear seating with ample legroom. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Rear seats with armrest. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Dashboard in front of the passenger seat. *Photo: Minh Quan*
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Power-adjustable passenger seat. *Photo: Minh Quan*















