Gasgoo Munich-Leapmotor officially introduced the A10 (B03X) to the Thai market at a launch event in Bangkok on October 30, 2026, under the theme "Young Style, More Smile." The launch expands the company's local product lineup. Drawing on its global R&D and manufacturing capabilities, Leapmotor said the model was developed to address the needs of Thai consumers, offering an all-electric vehicle that combines design, smart features and value.
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The A10 (B03X) is designed to meet the needs of younger consumers for daily commuting, urban mobility and leisure trips, with a focus on design, interior space, intelligent interaction and practicality. Its exterior features smile-shaped lighting and five body color options. Inside, the vehicle offers an 88.1% space utilization rate, a 106-liter washable underfloor storage compartment and flexible seating configurations.
The A10 features a 14.6-inch 2.5K central display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, as well as multiple driver-assistance functions. The long-range version offers an NEDC-rated range of up to 450 kilometers and supports DC fast charging at up to 133 kW, allowing the battery to charge from 30% to 80% in as little as 16 minutes under specified conditions. Its safety features include CTC 2.0 Plus cell-to-chassis technology and a high-strength cage body structure.
The A10 (B03X) reflects Leapmotor's user-oriented approach to product development, covering design, interior space, connectivity and charging performance. Its entry into Thailand adds another option to the country's electric vehicle market.
Thailand is an important market in Leapmotor's global strategy and a key base for expanding its business in Southeast Asia. Following the A10's market entry, the company plans to further expand its local product lineup and strengthen its sales network, after-sales services and spare-parts support to improve the ownership experience.
In addition to the A10 (B03X), Leapmotor plans to introduce an upgraded C10 in Thailand before the end of 2026, with further global models to be brought to the market in line with local demand. The company aims to establish 30 sales and service outlets in the country by the end of 2026.
Leapmotor's in-house R&D and manufacturing currently cover high-value components and processes accounting for approximately 65% of total vehicle costs, while its vehicle platform commonality rate has reached 90%. The company said its control over core technologies and key processes enables it to translate technological development into product improvements and customer value.
As of September 2026, Leapmotor's cumulative global deliveries had exceeded 1.85 million vehicles. The company had also recorded monthly deliveries of more than 100,000 units for three consecutive months, with its products available in more than 50 countries and markets worldwide. Its accumulated technical capabilities and international market experience provide a foundation for further expansion in Thailand.
