Recently, TOPEV learned through relevant channels that the Leapmotor B10 is scheduled to be officially launched in March next year. The new car is positioned as a compact SUV targeting the $15,000-$20,000 market segment and is built on the latest LEAP3.5 architecture B platform. According to officials, to further enhance competitiveness, the B series and C series models will feature self-developed, end-to-end large-model intelligent driving systems by 2025.
In terms of appearance, the Leapmotor B10 retains the brand's classic family design language, including elements like split light clusters and a closed central grille, which offer strong visual recognition. The lower front fascia includes a rectangular air intake, with guide grooves on both sides to enhance the car's sporty appeal.
The rear design is similarly well-crafted, featuring a through-type taillight assembly that echoes the design of the front headlights. The Leapmotor English logo is placed below the taillights. In addition to a high-mounted brake light, the top spoiler includes a trapezoidal black area in the center, suspected to house sensors such as radars or cameras.
The new car has already completed its declaration process and has dimensions of 4,515 mm in length, 1,885 mm in width, and 1,655 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,735 mm. For power, the vehicle is equipped with a TZ180XY005 drive motor, produced by Jinhua Lingsheng Power Technology Co., Ltd., with a total motor output of 160 kW. While the performance parameters are not overly aggressive, thanks to the integrated intelligent electric drive system and CTC (cell-to-chassis) battery integration technology, the comprehensive cruising range is expected to exceed 600 km.