Leapmotor B10
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The 56.2 kWh battery-electric version is listed with up to 361 km WLTP range and up to 140 kW DC charging.

Electric compact SUV · Australian model guide
Australian rangeThis B10 guide covers the battery-electric SUV. Leapmotor also markets a B10 Hybrid EV, so the powertrain name matters when comparing Australian specifications, charging and ownership costs.
Listed in the manufacturer’s Australian range. Confirm the exact grade, model year, price and delivery timing with the manufacturer or its dealer network.
Manufacturer figures are comparison information. Real-world range and charging vary with conditions, equipment and use. Confirm the exact Australian model year and grade.
Inside & out
Explore the manufacturer’s own images, then compare the model details below.

Official B10 imagery from Leapmotor’s Australian battery-electric model page. Overseas vehicles and optional equipment may be shown. This guide covers the battery-electric B10, not the separately marketed B10 Hybrid EV.
Use the full grade and model year when comparing vehicles. Images do not establish which equipment is standard.
Leapmotor B10
The 56.2 kWh battery-electric version is listed with up to 361 km WLTP range and up to 140 kW DC charging.
Leapmotor B10
The 67.1 kWh battery-electric version is listed with up to 434 km WLTP range and up to 168 kW DC charging.
Model information: Leapmotor Australia: battery-electric B10.

Everyday ownership
Compare the B10’s rear seating and luggage area with the larger C10 rather than assuming the two share the same cabin. Ask for the equipment list attached to the exact Australian grade. For used or demonstrator vehicles, retain the build date and service history alongside the model name.

Battery & charging
The two battery-electric B10 versions have different battery and DC charging specifications. Peak power is not the same as sustained charging speed. Confirm home-charging compatibility and any supplied cable separately; do not use Hybrid EV figures for this battery-electric guide.
Understand Australian EV charging costsKeep the details together
Keep the grade, production date, battery, drivetrain, wheels and fitted options together. This helps avoid comparing specifications from different markets or model years.
Manufacturer warranty and motor insurance address different circumstances. Read the relevant documents and confirm repair, battery and charging-equipment questions with the appropriate provider.
Review seating, luggage, parking and charging access for your actual use. Manufacturer test-cycle figures are a starting point for research, not a guarantee of real-world results.
Questions answered
This B10 guide covers the battery-electric SUV. Leapmotor also markets a B10 Hybrid EV, so the powertrain name matters when comparing Australian specifications, charging and ownership costs.
Listed in the manufacturer’s Australian range. Confirm the exact grade, model year, price and delivery timing with the manufacturer or its dealer network.
Official B10 imagery from Leapmotor’s Australian battery-electric model page. Overseas vehicles and optional equipment may be shown. This guide covers the battery-electric B10, not the separately marketed B10 Hybrid EV.
Sources & image credits
Model information and source availability reviewed . Specifications, availability and manufacturer pages can change.
Official B10 imagery from Leapmotor’s Australian battery-electric model page. Overseas vehicles and optional equipment may be shown. This guide covers the battery-electric B10, not the separately marketed B10 Hybrid EV.
EVITAL is an independent information publisher. Manufacturer attribution identifies the image source; it does not imply a partnership or endorsement.
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