Zeekr X Accessories: The Best Upgrades

The Zeekr X is Zeekr's compact premium SUV, sold across Europe, Australia and New Zealand, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America. In Australia and New Zealand the 2026 update is called the New Zeekr X. It comes well equipped, so the best accessories are the ones that fill real gaps: protecting the cabin and the boot, towing a trailer or carrying bikes, and keeping the paint safe when the car lives outside.

This guide goes through those upgrades one by one and starts with what the X already has, so you don't buy something twice. Equipment and figures vary by market and version: where something only applies to one country, we say so.

Key takeaways

• The Australian 2026 Zeekr X already has a built-in video recorder (DVR) and Sentry Mode: check your car before buying a dash cam.
• The boot holds 404 litres, plus a 12-litre frunk under the bonnet, so a boot liner is one of the most useful first buys.
• Braked towing is 1,600 kg (750 kg unbraked) on both the rear- and all-wheel-drive versions.
• The 14.6-inch touchscreen and the synthetic leather seats are worth protecting from day one.
• Tyre sizes differ between versions: 235/50 R19 on the RWD and 245/45 R20 on the AWD.

Zeekr X specs that matter for accessories

Here are the figures for the 2026 Australian-spec Zeekr X, one of the best-documented versions. Other markets can differ slightly.

Specification	Zeekr X RWD	Zeekr X AWD
Boot (seats up / folded)	404 / 1,247 litres	404 / 1,247 litres
Front boot (frunk)	12 litres	12 litres
Braked / unbraked towing	1,600 / 750 kg	1,600 / 750 kg
Wheels and tyres	19-inch, 235/50 R19	20-inch, 245/45 R20

What the Zeekr X already has (so you don't pay twice)

Sentry Mode and the built-in DVR

On the 2026 Australian model, Zeekr says the DVR runs continuously while driving, and Sentry Mode uses the exterior cameras to detect suspicious activity around the parked car, sending an alert and recording automatically. Sentry Mode has been offered in Australia since the X launched there in 2024. Zeekr's New Zeekr X page lists the full Australian equipment.

In other markets, these features depend on the version and software, so look in your car's settings or ask your dealer before you buy a separate dash cam.

Vehicle-to-load (V2L)

The Australian Zeekr X also has V2L, so it can power camping gear or small appliances from its battery. If yours has it, you don't need a portable power station for a weekend away.

Check your version before buying

In Europe the X comes as Core RWD, Long Range RWD and Privilege AWD, from €37,990 in Germany. Australia sells an RWD and an AWD version. Wheel size and tyres change between them, so check yours before ordering anything that has to fit.

Floor mats and boot liners

All-weather mats or carpet mats?

The X is a family car that sees wet shoes, sand and mud. Rubber or TPE all-weather mats with raised edges keep water and dirt off the carpet and wash clean in minutes, while carpet mats feel nicer but stain more easily. Choose mats made for the Zeekr X: its floor is shaped around the battery, so universal mats rarely sit flat.

Left-hand vs right-hand drive

The X is sold in both left-hand-drive markets (Europe, the Middle East, Latin America) and right-hand-drive markets (Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand). The driver's mat is a mirror image between the two, so always pick the version for your market.

Boot liner and frunk

With 404 litres seats up and 1,247 litres folded, the boot takes shopping, prams and luggage, and it is the part of the car that wears fastest. A fitted boot liner with a raised lip protects the floor from leaks, dogs and muddy sports bags. The small 12-litre frunk is the natural home for the charging cable, keeping it out of the main boot.

Cabin protection and comfort

The Zeekr X is a premium car inside, and the cabin is where small accessories make the biggest daily difference: keeping the screen and seats looking new, the car cool in summer and the floor free of sand and crumbs.

Screen protector for the 14.6-inch display

Almost everything in the X runs through its 14.6-inch touchscreen, which on the 2026 European car slides on an electric rail towards the driver or the passenger. A screen this size collects fingerprints and the odd scratch from rings and keys. A tempered-glass protector cut for the X's display takes those knocks instead, and a matte finish cuts reflections on sunny days. Clean it with a dry microfibre cloth, never with household glass cleaner.

Seat covers and child seat protectors

The seats are trimmed in synthetic leather, which wipes clean but marks under child seats and scuffs with sports kit or dog claws. Fitted seat covers protect the rear bench for families and dog owners, and a thin protector mat under each child seat stops the base from leaving dents. Front seats with heating and cooling need covers that let air through, and if your seats carry side airbags, only use covers designed to let them deploy.

Travelling with a dog

The all-wheel-drive X sold in Australia has a pet mode for when the dog stays in the parked car. Inside, pair it with a rear-seat hammock that protects the bench and keeps the dog off the footwell, or with a boot liner and a padded mat if the dog travels in the back.

Sunshades for the panoramic roof and windows

The Australian X has a 1.12 m² panoramic sunroof with heat insulation and UV protection. On hot days, a folding windscreen sunshade and clip-on rear side shades still keep the cabin and the big screen cooler while the car is parked, and side shades keep direct sun off children in the back.

Keeping the cabin clean

Sand, crumbs and pet hair end up in the carpet, the seat rails and the gap around the centre console. A cordless car vacuum with a crevice nozzle reaches them in a few minutes without a trip to the car wash, and a soft brush attachment is safe on the leather-look seats and the dashboard trim.

Phone, cups and small storage

You don't need a wireless phone mount: the X already has 50 W wireless charging pads. The all-wheel-drive version also has a factory-fitted fridge that can cool or heat. What does help is a set of small organisers: door-pocket inserts and a console tray stop keys, sunglasses and cables from rattling around.

Tow bar and bike carriers

What the Zeekr X can tow

The Zeekr X can tow up to 1,600 kg braked and 750 kg unbraked, enough for a small caravan or a box trailer. Check the maximum tow ball weight in your owner's manual before loading a bike carrier or a trailer.

Factory or aftermarket tow bar?

In Sweden the Zeekr X Business Edition comes with a tow bar from the factory. Elsewhere, ask your dealer whether a genuine tow bar can be fitted: it is designed for the car's electronics and keeps your warranty simple. Zeekr's European software updates also recognise when a trailer or bike holder is connected: since version 1.4, the drive modes are no longer restricted when one is.

Bike racks on the tow bar

A tow-bar bike rack is the easiest way to carry bikes on the X: no lifting bikes onto the roof, and no extra wind noise or drag. Choose one that tilts away so you can still open the tailgate, and make sure it doesn't hide the rear number plate or lights.

Protection: car covers and paint care

If your Zeekr X is parked on the street or the driveway, sun, hail, bird droppings and tree sap all take their toll on the paint. A fitted outdoor car cover protects it and keeps the cabin cooler in summer. Pick a breathable, waterproof cover sized for a compact SUV, with straps so it stays on in the wind. In a garage, a lighter indoor cover keeps dust off.

Dash cam: do you need one on top of the DVR?

If your Zeekr X has the built-in DVR and Sentry Mode, you may not need anything else. A dedicated dash cam still makes sense in a few cases:

• Your version or market doesn't have the built-in recorder.
• You want footage you can pull off a memory card quickly, for example after an accident or for an insurance claim.
• You want a rear camera recording at the same time as the front.

Look for a front and rear setup with a parking mode. For parking mode, use a hardwire kit with a low-voltage cut-off, so the camera never drains the 12-volt battery.

Tyres and on-the-road kit

The Zeekr X uses 235/50 R19 tyres on the rear-wheel-drive version and 245/45 R20 on the all-wheel-drive version. EVs are heavy and quick, so tyre pressure matters for range and grip. A portable tyre inflator in the boot lets you top up the pressure at home or fix a slow leak without hunting for a working air pump.

Zeekr X accessories at a glance

Accessory	Why it's worth it	What to look for
All-weather floor mats	Protect the carpet from water, sand and mud	Made for the Zeekr X, in your driving side
Boot liner	Protects the 404-litre boot	Fitted, with a raised lip
Screen protector	Protects the touchscreen from scratches and glare	Tempered glass, cut for your model
Seat covers	Protect the seats from kids, pets and sports kit	Fitted, breathable, side-airbag compatible
Cordless vacuum	Sand, crumbs and pet hair	Compact, with a crevice nozzle
Tow bar	Tows up to 1,600 kg braked, carries bikes	Genuine, fitted by a dealer
Car cover	Protects the paint when parked outside	Breathable, waterproof, with straps
Dash cam	Only if your X has no built-in DVR	Front and rear cameras, parking mode
Tyre inflator	Keeps the pressure right for range and grip	Compact, stops at the set pressure

Frequently asked questions

Does the Zeekr X have a built-in dash cam?

The 2026 Australian Zeekr X has a built-in DVR that records while driving, plus Sentry Mode, which records around the parked car when it detects suspicious activity. In other markets, check your car's settings or ask your dealer.

Can the Zeekr X tow?

Yes. It can tow up to 1,600 kg with a braked trailer and 750 kg unbraked, on both the RWD and AWD versions.

What are the most useful interior accessories for the Zeekr X?

A screen protector for the 14.6-inch display, seat covers or child seat protectors for the synthetic leather seats, sunshades for hot days and a cordless vacuum. The X already has wireless charging pads, so a phone mount isn't needed.

Can you fit roof bars to the Zeekr X?

At the time of writing, we haven't found roof bars listed for the Zeekr X by the major brands. A tow-bar bike rack is the simplest alternative; ask your dealer about anything for the roof.

Does the Zeekr X have a frunk?

Yes, a small 12-litre one under the bonnet, ideal for the charging cable.

Find a Zeekr dealer for accessories and fitting

Genuine accessories, tow bars and anything that connects to the car's electronics are best ordered and fitted through a dealer. Find one near you on our Zeekr dealer map, or compare the whole range on our Zeekr models page.