From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-08 14:42:10
Leapmotor announced on July 8 that blind pre-orders have officially opened for its new B01 and B10 models. Customers who pay a RMB 99 reservation deposit will receive 10,000 exclusive energy points, complimentary selection of new exterior colors, and priority access to preview and test drives. The B01 is a mid-size all-electric sedan and the second model built on Leapmotor’s B platform. It entered the pre-sale phase on June 29, with a pre-sale price range of RMB 105,800 to RMB 135,800. The B10, the first global model based on the B platform, is an all-electric SUV developed on the LEAP 3.5 technology architecture. It was officially launched on April 10, 2025, and is offered in two CLTC range variants: 510 km and 600 km. Both new models support an 800V high-voltage architecture across all driving domains and are equipped with LiDAR. The B01 introduces two exclusive new exterior colors—Yundai Purple and Liquid Silver—and features a 50-inch AR-HUD, a 17.3-inch 3K central touchscreen, a 14-speaker audio system, and a driver-exclusive music headrest. The B10 comes with a 55-inch AR-HUD and a same-sized central display; its front seats offer dual zero-gravity modes, ten-point massage functionality, four-way power-adjustable lumbar support, a “transformable bed” feature, and a panoramic sunroof spanning 1.83 square meters. In terms of powertrain, the current B01 offers three single-motor variants with outputs of 100 kW, 132 kW, and 160 kW, delivering CLTC ranges of 430 km, 550 km, and 650 km respectively. A forthcoming high-power version will boost maximum output to 180 kW. The current B10 is available in 132 kW and 160 kW single-motor configurations, offering CLTC ranges of 510 km and 600 km. A newly filed high-power variant will provide options of 180 kW and 185 kW, with a top speed of 180 km/h.

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