Chinese electrified vehicle specialist Leapmotor is offering a range of deals across its model lineup, with thousands in available savings.

The Leapmotor C10 gets promotional drive-away pricing and $3000 cashback on Hybrid EV (EREV) and EV models in Light White, purchased and delivered between July 1 and September 30, 2026.

Priced from $42,990 D/A (EREV) and $47,990 D/A (EV) before $3000 cashback, the C10 deals equate to several thousand dollars in savings compared to the C10 EREV's starting price of $43,888 plus on-road costs, and the C10 EV's usual base sticker of $45,888 plus on-roads.

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As the Chinese brand doesn't offer nationwide drive-away pricing, savings will differ based on state/territory – the cashback offer also doesn't apply to the recently launched C10 AWD Sports+.

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Similarly, the smaller Leapmotor B10 EV is on offer from $38,990 D/A for Style models finished in Light White and Starry Night Blue, purchased and delivered between July 1 and September 30, 2026, or while stocks last.

For reference, the entry-level Leapmotor B10 Style is priced from $37,888 plus on-road costs.

The incoming B10 Hybrid EV (EREV), meanwhile, is being offered with three years of complimentary scheduled servicing, premium paint, a 7kW wall box charger (valued at $800) and a vehicle-to-load (V2L) cable with carry case as part of a 'Gift Pack' for the first 500 orders, provided these orders are placed before September 30 and the vehicles are delivered before December 31, 2026.

This offer applies to both Style and Design versions of the new B10 EREV, which are priced from $37,888 and $40,888 plus on-road costs respectively.

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Leapmotor's SUV deals follow its promotional launch pricing for its new B05 EV hatchback, priced from $35,990 D/A for the entry-level Style, which is usually listed for $35,888 plus on-road costs.

The Chinese brand has a joint venture with auto giant Stellantis called Leapmotor International, which is responsible for global exports of its vehicles.

Leapmotor is slowly making sales gains in the Australian market in 2026, albeit off a low base.

As of June 30, Leapmotor has delivered 779 new vehicles across the B10 and C10 ranges, an increase of 152.1 per cent over the same period in 2025.

Much of that has come from the addition of the B10, of which deliveries first started late in 2025.

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