From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-13 19:27:09
Leapmotor unveiled detailed specifications for its new B01 and B10 models on July 13. The vehicles will officially launch on July 16 and began blind pre-orders on July 8. Both models are equipped with a 69.7 kWh battery pack, delivering CLTC-rated ranges of 670 km (B01) and 610 km (B10), respectively. The entire lineup supports an 800V high-voltage architecture and 3C fast-charging technology, enabling a 30% to 80% state-of-charge recharge in as little as 16 minutes, according to the company. In terms of intelligent driving, the B01 and B10 feature 27 high-precision perception sensors, including LiDAR and Qualcomm’s SA8650 chip, supporting point-to-point parking navigation assistance. They offer emergency braking assistance (AEB) from 4 to 130 km/h and emergency steering assistance (AES) between 80 and 130 km/h, along with Home Parking Assist (HPA) and Misacceleration Suppression (MAI) systems. Regarding chassis tuning, the B10 features a jointly calibrated suspension system developed by Chinese and European teams, achieving a balanced 50:50 weight distribution. The B01 adopts a rear-motor, rear-wheel-drive layout with a high-performance, oil-cooled, six-in-one electric drive unit, enabling a 0–100 km/h acceleration time in the 6-second range. It also supports LMC integrated motion control, which includes functions such as launch fusion control, dynamic steering assist, blowout stability control, and high-speed pre-stability control. Exterior-wise, the B01 introduces new Cloud Violet and Liquid Silver color options and is positioned as a “youthful, stylish, ultra-long-range sedan.” The B10 debuts in Fenghe Green and Liquid Silver and is marketed as a “globally intelligent, long-range SUV.”

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