The Leapmotor C10 has arrived in Australia, offering a combination of luxury and innovative features that could change how people view electric vehicles (EVs).
The interior of the C10 is designed for comfort, with soft silicon seat coverings that are resistant to discoloration from hair products.
The car also includes a "Life Detection" mode to prevent accidents involving children left in vehicles, with alerts sent through text notifications, sound alarms, and automatic air conditioning activation.
The C10 also offers a "nap mode" for resting while the vehicle is charging, with reclining seats and activated air conditioning.
Leapmotor is considering introducing a four-wheel-drive version and an Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) model in Australia by 2025.
The company is positioning itself strategically in the Australian market, recognizing the preference for SUVs and the potential for growth in the EV segment.
Leapmotor's marketing strategy focuses on brand recognition through high-visibility displays in major shopping centers.
The C10 has been well-received during test drives, with users praising its performance and user-friendly features.
The vehicle has a 69.9 kWh battery with a range of approximately 420 kilometers. It includes advanced technology such as a 360-degree camera system, lane-keeping assistance, and driver attention monitoring.
The interior features a digital display behind the steering wheel and an integrated air conditioning system.
The car also supports over-the-air updates for continuous software improvements.
Leapmotor aims to meet the evolving demands of Australian consumers by prioritizing safety, comfort, and technological innovation.