Recently, we discovered the Lynk & Co 900L's filing information in the latest batch of the MIIT directory. The new car measures 5280mm in length, featuring a newly designed front face and offering options for dual-tone paint and large wheel rims. The powertrain is equipped with a plug-in hybrid system. In terms of its exterior design, the filing photo shows that the new car continues to use the split-type headlamps characteristic of the Lynk & Co family. The full-width daytime running light bar extend horizontally and are integrated with the upper edge of the front grille. The front grille is designed in a larger, horizontally-oriented shape, and the front fender is equipped with vertical air intake openings. The overall front design is wider and more rectangular compared to the current Lynk & Co 900, with a more reserved style. On the car's side, the filing vehicle features a red body with a black floating roof, equipped with a roof-mounted luggage rack. The door handles are semi-hidden, and the wheels are of a multi-spoke design. A LiDAR can be seen at the front of the roof. At the rear, the full-width taillights are centered by the "Lynk & Co" light, with "Lynk & Co" displayed on the right side and "900L" on the left. The rear bumper is adorned with a silver skirt panel. In terms of dimensions, the filing information shows the car's length, width, and height as 5280, 1999, and 1810 millimeters, respectively, with a wheelbase of 3170 millimeters. The front and rear track widths are 1722 and 1724 millimeters, and the front and rear overhangs are 920 and 1190 millimeters, with a 20-degree approach angle and departure angle. The tire specification is 275/45 R21. The filing information indicates that the car is configured with a seven-seat layout, offering two weight options: 2965 kilograms and 3045 kilograms, corresponding to total weights of 3565 kilograms and 3645 kilograms, respectively. Notably, this filing version can be equipped with a towing-specific device, allowing for a towing capacity of up to 2000 kilograms and a towing qualification of 2 tons, covering the needs for large SUVs. In terms of options, the filing version offers a wide range of choices, including front bumper trim, front fog lamp trim, U-shaped front grille trim, rear bumper trim, door trim, door trim with matching body color, roof color matching body color, luggage rack, identification, front and rear bumper trim with matching body color, side skirt trim, electric step, door handle, spoiler camera, front grille trim, front license plate, door trim, and wheel rims. Users can choose between a contrasting roof color and a body-color roof, as "body-color roof" and "dual-tone roof" are mutually exclusive options. In terms of powertrain, the filing information indicates that the car is equipped with a plug-in hybrid system, featuring a 1999 ml engine produced by Aurora Bay Technology Co., Ltd., with a peak power of 160 kW. The net power of the engine is 155 kW, with a maximum speed of 225 km/h. The battery is a ternary lithium-ion unit, with cells supplied by Times Geely (Sichuan) Power Battery Co., Ltd., and the battery pack is produced by Zhejiang Jiyao Tongxing Energy Technology Co., Ltd. It should be noted that the filing information does not include details on the motor parameters, battery capacity, and electric range, and these data are pending official disclosure.