EV manufacturer scaling sales and dealer networks across Europe and Asia
Zeekr is a public EV manufacturer founded in 2021, now in 201–500 headcount range and hiring aggressively across sales, marketing, and operations. The hiring velocity and project portfolio signal a company in rapid geographic and channel expansion: active work on national sales strategy, dealer network optimization, and lead management sits alongside compliance and supply-chain friction (dealer compliance, budget adherence, logistics disputes). Tech stack is heavily weighted toward sales tools (Salesforce, LinkedIn Recruiter, Tableau) and social advertising (TikTok, Meta, YouTube Ads), indicating a consumer and dealer-facing motion in growth phase.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Sales
Zeekr designs and sells electric vehicles, with operations headquartered in Hangzhou, China and active hiring across 13 countries including France, Germany, Mexico, South Korea, and the United States. The company operates a dealer network model and is actively optimizing incentive structures, compliance, and distribution efficiency. Current project focus spans dealer-network expansion, new product development for higher-margin offerings, and lead-management systems to support multi-market sales growth. Supply-chain and logistics challenges (procurement costs, stock management, fleet-sales velocity) appear material to near-term execution.
Zeekr is headquartered in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China and operates with 201–500 employees as of this profile. The company is publicly listed.
Zeekr has active hiring in 13 countries: France, Germany, Mexico, Hungary, Spain, Netherlands, United States, South Korea, Malaysia, Australia, China, Japan, and Thailand. Most open roles are in sales (28) and marketing (9).
Zeekr manufactures electric vehicles and operates a dealer-network sales model. Current strategic focus includes dealer network optimization, new product launches for added-value offers, and geographic expansion across Europe and Asia.
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