As Geely's premium-positioned Lynk & Co 01 aims for a more upscale feel, the details matter — including how you step into the cabin. An electric running board adds that extra layer of polish, extending automatically the instant a door opens to offer a stable, well-placed step, then retracting completely once the door shuts. Here's the kit designed for the 01.
The Lynk & Co 01 is built to feel a step above a typical compact SUV, and an electric running board is designed to match that ambition rather than undercut it. Instead of a fixed step that's always visible, this system stays completely hidden against the underbody until a door opens, at which point it extends automatically to offer secure footing, then withdraws the instant the door is closed.
Because the board deploys to the same position every time, it removes the guesswork and the awkward stretch that taller SUVs can create — a small but noticeable improvement for kids, older passengers, or anyone loading the car with both hands full.
Finish options are available to suit the 01's upscale exterior, keeping the running board looking like a factory feature rather than an obvious aftermarket part.
The board's materials are chosen to resist corrosion, impact, and everyday wear, so it keeps performing through wet winters and long daily commutes alike.
Installation is built around the 01's existing mounting points, so the process typically requires minimal modification, and upkeep afterward is limited to occasional cleaning.
See other Geely-family options on the Geely electric running boards and power steps page.
Does the running board fit both the petrol and hybrid versions of the Lynk & Co 01? The kit is matched to the 01's body and mounting points, which are shared across its powertrain variants, so fitment is consistent.
Will it affect the 01's ground clearance? No, the step retracts fully under the body when not in use, so normal ground clearance is unaffected while driving.
How is the step powered? It draws power from the vehicle's electrical system, using only a brief pulse each time a door opens or closes.
