Leapmotor B10 Style review: snapshot

The Leapmotor B10 Style is the entry variant for the second model in Leapmotor’s range in Australia.

Starting from $37,888 before on-road costs, the B10 Style comes with plenty of standard features, including an 8.8-inch LCD driver display and large 14.6-inch central multimedia touchscreen, a wireless phone charger, a panoramic sunroof with retractable shade, auto LED headlights, 18-inch wheels, surround-view parking cameras, over-the-air (OTA) updates, and Level 2 advanced driver assistance (ADAS).

The B10 is 4515mm long, 1885mm wide and 1665mm tall with a 2735mm wheelbase, making it quite large for a small SUV.

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Behind the spacious second row is a 490L boot, which becomes 1475L when the seats are folded down. There’s no spare wheel under the boot floor, only a tyre repair kit.

A single, rear-mounted electric motor that produces 160kW and 240Nm is the only powertrain option in the B10. It’s 0-100km/h time is a claimed 8.0 seconds, with a 170km/h top speed.

Leapmotor claims the B10 Style will draw 17.2kWh/100km from its 56.2kWh LFP battery under WLTP testing. The result is the Style offering up a 361km WLTP-tested driving range.

The Leapmotor B10 was bestowed a five-star ANCAP rating in early February 2026 under the body’s most recent criteria.

There are seven airbags, including an important centre airbag, plus the B10 boasts 17 ADAS systems with 12 cameras and sensors helping monitor the road, surroundings and the driver.

Leapmotor’s six-year, 160,000km warranty is an area where it falls short of rivals, but the battery is covered for eight years or 180,000km, whichever comes first, and servicing is capped-price for the first eight years, with each service costing $370 on average.