Leapmotor

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Leapmotor is one of the fastest growing EV makers in China, and it is currently targeting the mass market.
Founded: Dec 2015
Founder: Zhu Jiangming
Ticker: HKG: 9863
HQ: Hangzhou
Website: leapmotor.com
  • Leapmotor offers T03 lease in Germany for less than monthly phone bill

    Leapmotor rolled out a €49 monthly lease plan for the T03 in Germany, costing only half the price of its European rivals in the same class.

  • Stellantis deepens Leapmotor tie-up with new Opel EV, Spanish plant transfer

    Stellantis and Leapmotor plan to add a new line at the Zaragoza plant in Spain to produce an all-new Opel electric SUV and Leapmotor's B10 model.

  • Leapmotor delivers record 71,387 vehicles in April, driven by new models

    Leapmotor has launched three new models since late March, with production capacity ramping up rapidly.

  • Leapmotor A05 electric hatchback expected to debut in May and launch in June

    Leapmotor A05 will target the highly competitive compact hatchback market and is expected to offer LiDAR options.

  • Leapmotor reportedly plans second brand for higher-end EV market

    Leapmotor plans to launch a new brand in 2027, targeting the high-end EV market priced above 300,000 yuan ($43,970) to boost profitability.

  • Leapmotor bets on strong orders and new models to reach 1 million deliveries

    Leapmotor's overseas sales now account for over 36%, with a target to reach 60%.

  • Leapmotor steps up premium push with launch of new D19 flagship SUV

    Leapmotor prices D19 from 219,800 yuan ($32,220), offering BEV and EREV options.

  • Leapmotor to launch Lafa 5 Ultra at Beijing Auto Show on Apr 24

    Leapmotor seeks to expand its presence in the compact EV market with the Lafa 5 Ultra, featuring sportier configurations.

  • Stellantis in talks with Leapmotor to develop Opel electric SUV, report says

    Production of the Opel model is expected to officially start in 2028, with a target of 50,000 vehicles a year.

  • Leapmotor founder boosts stake again in fifth purchase over two years

    Leapmotor's founder bought about HK$230 million worth of company shares, marking management's fifth stake increase in two years.