Leapmotor Argentina Launches B10 and C10 EREV SUVs

Leapmotor has officially entered the Argentine market with extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) versions of its B10 and C10 sport utility vehicle models. The Chinese electric vehicle maker, backed by Stellantis NV, said the market entry further strengthens its presence in South America. The company is using the B10 and C10 as its initial lineup in Argentina, reflecting a strategy that combines electrified vehicle deployment with the practical requirements of local consumers. The introduction also expands Leapmotor’s international footprint as the company continues to increase its presence across markets outside China through its global expansion operations.

Leapmotor Establishes Sales and Service Network in Argentina

Leapmotor has initially established 12 sales outlets and 20 after-sales service locations across major cities in Argentina. The retail network builds on Stellantis’ existing dealership infrastructure while adding dedicated Leapmotor spaces where customers can access test drives and localized auto-financing options. At the 20 dedicated after-sales locations, customers will also receive e-Expert electrification services. In addition, owners will have access to basic maintenance and roadside assistance through more than 300 Stellantis-branded service outlets operating across Argentina. This approach allows Leapmotor to use an established local network while creating dedicated touchpoints for its new vehicle range.

EREV Strategy Addresses Argentina’s Charging Constraints

The decision to lead the Argentine launch with EREV models reflects the country’s charging infrastructure constraints. Leapmotor said its extended-range technology can help reduce range anxiety while lowering drivers’ dependence on the availability of charging infrastructure. EREV vehicles combine electric propulsion with an extended driving range supported by an onboard range-extending system, making the technology particularly relevant in markets where public charging access is still developing. For Leapmotor, this launch strategy provides a way to introduce electrified vehicles while accounting for local infrastructure conditions rather than relying exclusively on a fully battery-electric vehicle approach.

Stellantis Partnership Supports Regional Expansion

Argentina is Leapmotor’s third market in South America after the company entered Brazil and Chile in November 2025. At that time, Leapmotor identified Argentina, Colombia and Ecuador among its next expansion markets. The company subsequently expanded beyond South America, entering Mexico with the B10 in July and marking its first move into the North American market. On July 31, Leapmotor also announced its entry into Indonesia, where it plans localized knocked-down assembly through the Indomobil Group. These developments demonstrate the broader geographic scope of Leapmotor’s international expansion and its continued push to establish local sales, production and service capabilities.

Leapmotor International Drives Overseas Growth

Leapmotor’s overseas expansion is being driven by Leapmotor International, a joint venture established after Stellantis invested in Leapmotor in 2023. The venture is responsible for exports and sales outside China, giving the company a dedicated structure for international market development. Leapmotor now operates in more than 40 countries and regions worldwide, supported by more than 2,000 sales and service outlets. The international organization has therefore become an important part of the company’s expansion strategy as Leapmotor increases exports, establishes local commercial networks and broadens the availability of its electric and extended-range vehicle portfolio across global markets.

Leapmotor Exports Continue to Expand

Exports have become an important source of Leapmotor’s growth. The company exported 17,569 vehicles in July, representing a 281.52% year-on-year increase, although exports declined 16.34% compared with June. Total exports during the first seven months reached 113,863 vehicles. At the beginning of the year, Leapmotor set a target for overseas sales to represent between 20% and 35% of total sales. The overseas share was already approaching 30% during the first half of the year, indicating that international markets are becoming increasingly significant to the company’s overall growth strategy. Argentina’s entry therefore forms part of a broader export-led expansion rather than an isolated market launch.

Leapmotor Monthly Exports, 2024-2026

The monthly export figures show a substantial acceleration in Leapmotor’s overseas shipments during 2026. July exports reached 17,569 vehicles, compared with 4,605 in July 2025 and 22,093 in July 2024. The 2026 monthly figures also show exports exceeding 14,000 units in January, March, April, May and July, with June reaching 21,000 vehicles and May reaching 20,168. These figures provide context for the company’s growing international presence and support its stated objective of increasing the contribution of overseas sales to total business performance.

Global Deliveries Reach Record Monthly Level

Leapmotor’s overall delivery momentum also remained strong in July. The company delivered 101,267 vehicles globally during the month, surpassing 100,000 units in a single month for the first time. July deliveries increased 102.01% year-on-year and represented a record for the fourth consecutive month. Deliveries for the first seven months of the year reached 457,754 vehicles, up 68.42% from the corresponding period a year earlier. The total represents about 46% of Leapmotor’s full-year target of 1,000,000 vehicles, highlighting the scale of its current growth trajectory and the increasing contribution of both domestic deliveries and international expansion.

Leapmotor Monthly Deliveries, 2024-2026

The monthly delivery data shows the acceleration in Leapmotor’s volumes from 2024 through 2026. July 2026 deliveries reached 101,267 vehicles, compared with 50,129 in July 2025 and 22,093 in July 2024. Monthly deliveries in 2026 increased from 32,059 vehicles in January to 93,376 in June before crossing the 100,000-unit threshold in July. The progression illustrates the company’s rapid volume expansion as it broadens its model range and international operations. The figures also provide context for the company’s 1,000,000-vehicle full-year target and its strategy of scaling both production and market coverage.

Updated B10 and C10 Prices in China

Leapmotor is also continuing to refresh its product portfolio in China alongside its international expansion. The refreshed B10 SUV, launched in July, starts at 99,800 yuan, equivalent to approximately $14,700. The refreshed C10 SUV, launched in June, starts at 125,800 yuan. The two models are now being used as important products within Leapmotor’s broader international growth strategy, with the B10 already serving as the company’s first model introduced in Mexico. Their deployment in Argentina as EREV variants demonstrates how Leapmotor is adapting its vehicle offerings to specific market conditions while continuing to expand the geographic reach of its core SUV portfolio.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles has Leapmotor launched in Argentina?
Leapmotor has entered Argentina with EREV versions of its B10 and C10 SUVs, selecting extended-range electric vehicles to address local charging infrastructure constraints. The company has established 12 sales outlets and 20 dedicated after-sales service locations across major Argentine cities, while more than 300 Stellantis-branded service outlets will provide additional maintenance and roadside assistance. The launch forms part of Leapmotor’s wider international expansion strategy, which now covers more than 40 countries and regions. The company is also using its Stellantis partnership and Leapmotor International joint venture to support overseas sales, exports and service-network development.