Leapmotor C10 Upcoming Version

Stellantis Malaysia just gave us a sneak peek at the Leapmotor C10, previewing the right-hand drive version ahead of its official launch, likely to happen in October. Bear in mind that the units we saw at the preview are UK-spec cars, so take everything with a pinch of salt because what you see may not be exactly what Malaysia gets when the C10 is officially launched. Stellantis is still keeping tight-lipped on Malaysian-specific specs, but we did get a glimpse of what’s coming. The previewed C1

Round and round the months go by, and the list of new models coming to Malaysia grows longer. Soon joining this repertoire will be the Leapmotor C10, as a couple of right-hand drive (RHD) units have been spotted locally ahead of its reported Q4 2024 launch. Sent in by reader John, these pictures show at least two units of the battery electric SUV (BEV) doing its tests here; one in white and the other in black. Naturally, exact variants and specifications haven't been disclosed just yet, though k

After launching the Peugeot 408, Stellantis will soon host the public debut of Leapmotor – the group’s PHEV / EREV / BEV-only brand. Leap Motor is a Chinese electric car manufacturer that is 20 percent owned by Stellantis. In October 2023, Stellantis paid 1.6 billion Euros (~RM 7.65 billion) for a fifth of the company, reviving it from bankruptcy. According to a Facebook post by organizers of the 2024 Malaysia Auto Show, Leap Motor will be among the exhibitors, suggesting that the brand will be

Making its Malaysian and Southeast Asian introduction at the 2024 Malaysia Autoshow is yet another Chinese brand but this time it is courtesy of Stellantis. Leapmotor specialises in electrified vehicles and it has unveiled the Leapmotor C10 which is its global model. The C10 is a 5-seater D-segment SUV. No details were given on this grey unit but in China, battery sizes range from 52.9 kWh to 69.9 kWh. Stellantis claims the family-centric battery electric vehicle (BEV) has the best-in-segment pr

Leapmotor International, the export-only joint venture between Stellantis and China’s Hangzhou-based Leapmotor, will begin exports to countries in the Asia Pacific, Middle East, India, and Africa in the fourth quarter of this year. Leapmotor International is 51 percent owned by Stellantis. It’s a separate entity from the China domestic market-only Leapmotor. Two models have been earmarked for exports, C/D-segment (5-seater) Leapmotor C10 and the A-segment T03. In China, the C10 is available eith

Stellantis has confirmed that Chinese electric vehicle company Leapmotor, which it has a 20% stake in, will be launched in Malaysia. No timeline was mentioned but considering that Leapmotor don’t have any right-hand drive models yet, the brand’s local launch is still some years away. The company’s presentation materials suggests that Leapmotor will be positioned at the lower end of the price spectrum. Local assembly (CKD) is also under study, along with Jeep and Citroen. Also read: Stellantis Ma