From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-09 16:25:04
Leapmotor launched its all-new C10, C11, and C16 models on June 16, with cumulative sales of the C-series exceeding 30,000 units in the first month after launch. All three models are equipped with battery cells from leading domestic power battery brands, adhere to a unified end-to-end quality inspection standard, and feature Leapmotor’s proprietary battery packaging technology and intelligent battery management system. The battery design of these new models already complies with China’s upcoming national safety standards, which will take effect on July 1, 2026. The batteries have undergone over 1,000 tests, including 34 certification-related tests and 1,029 safety-related tests. Additionally, upon launch, all three models offer four lifetime free warranty benefits (limited to the first non-commercial owner): coverage for the battery, electric drive, electronic control system, and the entire vehicle. The new C10, C11, and C16 are each available in both extended-range and pure electric variants, and come equipped with LiDAR or Smart Enjoy/Smart Premium configurations, with prices ranging from RMB 125,800 to RMB 166,800. Five-seat versions serve as the base models, while six-seat variants cost an additional RMB 3,000 over their corresponding five-seat trims. The vehicles also feature updated interior and exterior designs and emphasize “ultra-long range” and “ultra-fast charging” capabilities.

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