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Leapmotor C10

Leapmotor's larger C10 SUV pairs a 67.9 kWh LFP battery with 180 kW DC charging. The Stellantis JV gives it more credible AU dealer backing than most Chinese imports.

2 variants available — see the comparison table below.

From: $45,888 – $52,888
Range up to: 437 km
Battery up to: 81.9 kWh
0–100: 7.5 s
Power: 158 kW
DC charge: 180 kW
ANCAP: —

Variants and pricing

All variants of the Leapmotor C10 on sale in Australia. Headline specs in the panel above reflect the volume-seller ( Style EV ).

Variant	From	Battery	Range	Power	0–100	DC peak	Drive
Style EV	$45,888	67.9 kWh	420 km	158 kW	7.5 s	180 kW	FWD
AWD Sports+	$52,888	81.9 kWh	437 km	320 kW	4.0 s	180 kW	AWD

Verdict

Leapmotor's larger C10 SUV pairs a 67.9 kWh LFP battery with 180 kW DC charging. The Stellantis JV gives it more credible AU dealer backing than most Chinese imports.

Pros and cons

What we like

✓ Strong 22-min DC charging (10-80%)
✓ Spacious 546 L boot
✓ Stellantis-backed Australian support

What we don't

✕ Not yet ANCAP tested
✕ Cabin software is China-origin and needs adaptation
✕ Modest WLTP range vs newer competitors

Best for

Family commuters
Value-led shoppers
Long-distance drivers

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Specifications

Manufacturer-quoted figures. Real-world range and DC fast-charging speeds vary with temperature, terrain and driving style.

Performance

Drive layout: FWD
Motor power: 158 kW
Motor torque: 320 Nm
0–100 km/h: 7.5 s

Battery & range

Battery capacity: 67.9 kWh
Range (WLTP): 420 km

Charging

AC charging: 11 kW
DC fast charging (peak): 180 kW
10–80% DC charge time: 22 min

Dimensions

Boot (seats up): 546 L
Boot (seats down): 1,410 L

Safety & warranty

Vehicle warranty: 5 years
Battery warranty: 8 years

Pricing & origin

Price from: $45,888
Built in: China
Sale status: on sale

Helpful guides

Practical reading for Leapmotor C10 buyers.

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