The Leapmotor B03X small SUV made its global debut in late 2025 as the first model built on the new Leapmotor A-platform. This electric vehicle represents a partnership between the Chinese manufacturer and Stellantis. In its domestic market of China, the model is sold under the Leapmotor A10 nameplate. It was designed specifically for international buyers with a focus on global safety and quality standards.

The 2026 Leapmotor B03X features a compact body measuring 4270mm in length. This makes it slightly smaller than the brand’s B10 and C10 models already available in Australia. It utilises a 7-in-1 electric drive system and a 53kWh battery that supports 2.5C fast charging. This technology allows the battery to charge from 30 to 80 per cent in 16 minutes.

The SUV competes against entry-level electric rivals like the BYD Atto 2. It features a turning radius of 5.1 metres and advanced driver assistance systems including LiDAR sensors on premium variants. This model serves as the new entry point for the brand in the local market.