Leapmotor’s latest timed for brand profile lift
/Make’s most affordable product yet, B03X, is core to campaign to raise market status, sales network expansion and customer awareness.
Read MoreMake’s most affordable product yet, B03X, is core to campaign to raise market status, sales network expansion and customer awareness.
Read MoreTwo grades with up 900kms’ combined range.
Read MoreLeapmotor is going old school with a future-proofed edge with its B05, which aims to sell as a hot hatch for battery fans.
Read MoreLeapmotor B10 has landed with an advanced technology suite, but self-drive requires one more ingredient.
Read MoreLife and Design formats landing; no pricing yet. What of range extender availed elsewhere?
Read MoreThe B05 five-door globally unveiled in Germany this week has been confirmed for regional availability.
Read MoreB10 set to start in full battery form, but range extender expected next year.
Read MoreNew petrol-electric and impending compact battery-pure model will keep Leapmotor in the spotlight, but ambition is tempered by market challenges.
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