Leapmotor A10 debuts in Thailand with 450 km NEDC range
The small electric SUV was unveiled in Bangkok on October 30, with a claimed 450 km NEDC range and DC fast charging up to 133 kW. Pricing and delivery dates have not been announced.
Leapmotor formally entered the Thai market on Friday, October 30, with an event in Bangkok. The Chinese maker is showing the small electric SUV at 19 dealerships across the country. The model is sold internationally as the B03X.
The company has not yet disclosed prices or a date for deliveries. The A10 follows the C10 and B10, which Leapmotor has already offered in Thailand, and extends the brand's range into the small SUV segment.
Leapmotor A10 range and charging
The long-range version is rated at 450 km on the NEDC cycle. NEDC is a laboratory test procedure, and real-world results are usually less generous, so drivers should expect somewhat lower range in daily use.
On the fast-charging side, the car supports DC charging up to 133 kW. Under specific conditions, the battery can go from 30 to 80 percent in as little as 16 minutes. Battery capacity and vehicle dimensions have not been shared.
Cabin and features
The centre of the cabin is a 14.6-inch touchscreen with 2.5K resolution. The screen supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The car has several driver assistance features, but details have not been released. Under the floor is a 106-litre, washable storage compartment.
Thailand plans and export figures
Leapmotor aims to raise its number of sales and service points in Thailand to 30 by year-end. The company also plans to set up a local spare parts warehouse and a technical service centre in the country. An updated C10 is planned to go on sale in Thailand in 2026. The C10 arrived in the country in 2024, and the B10 in October 2025.
In September 2026, the company exported 27,454 vehicles, up 298.58 percent year on year. Exports for the first nine months rose 322.46 percent to 159,572 units. Global deliveries hit a record 105,656 units in September. Total deliveries for the first nine months rose 68.52 percent to 666,539. Sales and manufacturing rights outside China sit with Leapmotor International, in which Stellantis holds a 51 percent stake.
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