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Leapmotor T03 and C10 now available to order across Europe

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Max McDee, 01 October 2024

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Leapmotor is finally making its European debut. It includes two EVs aimed at budget-conscious consumers and is backed by a partnership with Stellantis.

Leapmotor T03 and C10 now available to order across Europe

Leapmotor International is a joint venture between Stellantis and Leapmotor. Stellantis, the automotive giant behind brands like Peugeot, Citroen, and Fiat, has invested heavily in Leapmotor and provided access to its extensive dealer and service network in Europe.

The first two Leapmotor models hitting European showrooms are the T03 city car and the C10 SUV. The T03 is a compact, 5-door hatchback that offers a surprising amount of interior space for its size. With a WLTP range of 165 miles, it's meant for urban driving. The C10 is a larger SUV designed for families and longer journeys. It offers a more generous WLTP range of 261 miles and features Leapmotor's advanced LEAP 3.0 architecture, which includes a centrally integrated electronic configuration and a "Cell-to-Chassis" system for improved efficiency.

Leapmotor T03 interior Leapmotor T03 interior

Leapmotor designs and manufactures many of its components in-house, allowing it to control costs and offer competitive pricing. Both the T03 and C10 come equipped with advanced driver-assistance systems, infotainment features, and comfortable interiors, all while maintaining attractive price points. The T03 starts at $22,100, while the C10 is priced from $42,600.

This undercuts many European and Korean competitors, potentially making Leapmotor a disruptive force in the market. Attractive pricing aside, Leapmotor faces the challenge of building brand recognition and trust among European consumers. Chinese automakers have historically struggled to overcome perceptions of lower quality, despite significant improvements in recent years.

Leapmotor C10 Leapmotor C10

Leapmotor plans to launch a new vehicle every year for the next three years. It's also leveraging Stellantis's established reputation and dealer network to reassure potential buyers. Will this strategy be enough to convince European drivers to embrace a Chinese brand?

The success of Leapmotor in Europe will depend on several factors. Competitive pricing is absolutely a strong starting point, but quality, reliability, and after-sales service will be crucial in the long run. Leapmotor will need to deliver on its promises of advanced technology and build a strong reputation for customer satisfaction to gain a foothold in this competitive market.

Leapmotor C10 interior Leapmotor C10 interior
Leapmotor C10 interior

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  • 3xq
  • 27 Dec 2024

this car is solid as hell, design is useful and practical like smart forfour. thats the only electric car that interest me. the cage is solid, euroncap can afraid to test it. safety is my first priority. practicality is second. other way we use m...

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  • 4sn
  • 02 Oct 2024

Are the prices listed for Europe or China. Why is it listed in USD? Does it mean its sub 20K euros for the hatchback. Could sell very well. Plus does it have any impact due to tariff?

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  • 01 Oct 2024

Add 2 EUR to the price and next time hire a designer to make it look good.

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