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insidefuturemobility.comHere’s the latest overview based on recent reporting up to 2025–2026:
Who makes Leapmotor cars
- Leapmotor is the Chinese electric-vehicle maker itself, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Hangzhou. Leapmotor designs and builds its own EVs, including models like the T03, C11/C10, B05, and others in its lineup.[3]
- In 2023 Leapmotor took a strategic stake by Stellantis, and Stellantis has been a key partner, including joint initiatives to expand into Europe and support production and distribution in multiple markets.[5][3]
- Leapmotor International is the overseas arm created in collaboration with Stellantis to manage Europe-bound sales, distribution, and branding for Leapmotor’s international models.[1][5]
Recent developments and context
- Leapmotor has actively showcased and launched models for international markets, such as the A10 (also branded as B03X outside China) at European events as part of its European expansion strategy.[1]
- The company has worked on expanding its European presence through partnerships and logistics arrangements (e.g., dedicated car carrier services for European shipments and plans to increase European sales outlets) as part of its global rollout.[1]
- Stellantis and Leapmotor publicly discussed or announced joint initiatives (including potential joint ventures and regulatory approvals) to accelerate Leapmotor’s entry into Europe and other markets.[5][1]
Key model and product notes
- Leapmotor has rolled out its B-series and C-series in various markets, with the B05 highlighted as part of its European lineup during showroom and show events.[5]
- The C10 and T03 have been among Leapmotor’s export-focused models, with rollout plans in select European countries as part of the international strategy.[1]
Illustrative takeaway
- The core producer and brand behind Leapmotor cars is Leapmotor Technology Co., with Stellantis acting as a major strategic partner to support international expansion, tooling, and distribution in Europe and beyond.[3][5]
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