
Leapmotor T03 EV for India: ~280 km range, expected ₹8–12 lakh
Leapmotor’s compact T03 electric hatchback is headed to India under the Stellantis–Leapmotor partnership. Expect a claimed ~280 km range, city-friendly performance, touchscreen-led tech.
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What’s new at a glance
Segment: Compact 5-door city EV
Range (claimed, global): ~280 km on a single charge*
Focus: Stylish, practical, low-running-cost urban commuting
Expected price (India):₹8–12 lakh (indicative; final pricing at launch)
*Range figure based on international model; India-spec to be confirmed at launch.
Powertrain & range
The T03 uses a single front-motor setup tuned for smooth city responses and easy parking. International models claim ~280 km on one charge—ample for daily commutes and short weekend errands. Expect drive modes and efficient regenerative braking to stretch real-world range in traffic.
Charging & ownership
Anticipate AC home charging (wallbox) and public DC fast-charging support on the India-spec car. Leapmotor/Stellantis are expected to package warranty coverage on the battery and power electronics, with service handled via the growing Stellantis network—keeping ownership simple for first-time EV buyers.
Features & safety
Inside, the T03 leans on a clean, tech-forward layout with a touchscreen infotainment unit, digital driver display, connected car features, and smartphone app functions (lock/unlock, charge status; market-dependent). Safety kit is expected to include multiple airbags, ABS with EBD, ESC, rear camera and parking sensors—making the small footprint feel reassuring in the city.
Design & practicality
The T03’s rounded, modern shape and short overhangs maximize cabin space. A tall roofline, 60:40 split rear seat (market-dependent), and clever storage make it surprisingly versatile for groceries, office bags, or short trips. Compact dimensions mean it slips easily through traffic and fits tight parking spots.
Price, rivals & positioning
Expected price:₹8–12 lakh (ex-showroom)
Likely rivals:MG Comet EV, Tata Tiago.ev, and Citroën eC3 (overlap by variant)
Who should buy it: First-time EV users and urban families seeking low running costs, modern design, and stress-free daily driving.
Key highlights (quick scan)
280 km claimed range • Single-motor FWD • Touchscreen & connected features • Multi-airbag safety • Home AC + DC fast-charging (expected) • ₹8–12 lakh indicative price