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Released March 2025
A small electric city car from Leapmotor, sold in the UK through the Stellantis joint venture with one 37.3 kWh battery and a long standard equipment list, suited to buyers who want a cheap EV for town.
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Body Hatchback
Powertrain Electric
Power 94 bhp
Range 165 mi
Boot 210 l What reviewers say Reviewers agree the T03 is good value, with a long equipment list, a quiet, refined drive and room for adults in a small body. The common criticisms are a fiddly touchscreen, over-eager safety systems and a small boot; Carwow found it unsettled at higher speeds and its range limiting, and Autocar called it competent but charmless.
From autocar.co.uk , autoexpress.co.uk , parkers.co.uk and carwow.co.uk
Powertrain Electric
Power 94 bhp
0–62 mph 12.7 s
Top speed 81 mph
Engine or motors Front permanent-magnet synchronous motor, 70 kW (95 PS); bhp converted from kW
Torque 158 Nm
Gearbox Single-speed automatic
Drive Front-wheel drive Range and charging
Zero-emission range (WLTP) 165 miles
Battery 37.3 kWh
Fastest charging 48 kW
Range detail WLTP combined up to 165 miles (265 km)
Charging 37.3 kWh LFP battery; up to 48 kW DC via CCS, 30–80% in 36 minutes; 6.6 kW on-board AC charger
Efficiency 16.3 kWh/100 km (WLTP combined)
CO2 emissions 0 g/km Practicality
Body Hatchback
Seats 4
Boot 210 litres
Length 3,620 mm
Width 1,652 mm
Weight From 1,175 kg
Boot 210 litres (VDA) with rear seats up, 880 litres with them folded
Size 3,620 mm long, 1,652 mm wide, 1,577 mm high; 2,400 mm wheelbase; four seats Tech and safety
Infotainment 10.1-inch central touchscreen; over-the-air updates; Leapmotor app
Driver assistance Six airbags and ten driver assistance systems including blind spot detection and lane departure warning Pros and cons Pros + WLTP range up to 165 miles from a 37.3 kWh battery+ Panoramic sunroof, 10.1-inch touchscreen and 15-inch alloys as standard+ 3,620 mm long, with 950 mm of front headroomCons − DC charging peaks at 48 kW; 30–80% takes about 36 minutes− 0–62 mph takes 12.7 s− 210-litre boot and only four seats