2 Years with the Leapmotor T03: Honest Owner Review - Still Worth It?|EV|Chinese EVs||Stellantis

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The Leapmotor T03, with a 400 km range version, has a new car price of about 60,000 RMB ($8k) in the Chinese market. After factoring in government trade-in subsidies, the price drops to around 40,000 RMB ($5.5k). Have you heard of Leapmotor? What's the price of this car in your country? Feel free to drop your thoughts in the comments below!

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Owner’s Words Pros: 1.Compact and easy to park, perfect for urban commuting. 2.Low operating costs with affordable charging and no maintenance required. Cons: 1.Significant wind noise, especially above 80 km/h. 2.Limited range at high speeds and in winter-only 150km on the highway for the 400km-rated model. 3.Major price depreciation-buyers have seen nearly a 50% drop in value, with early buyers now called “cut chives” by some, as the T03's new car price has plummeted from 80,000 RMB to around 40,000 RMB today.

[@decimal1815]

Interesting. Wonder if they upgraded the soundproofing for the EU/UK versions?

[@WareToGo_WTG]

Not entirely sure, but I’ve heard the European version is slightly better. In China, the latest version has improved features and a lower price. The current price in China is about half of what owners paid two years ago!

[@kovaxzolika]

I was thinking to change my Dacia Spring 65hp version to this, but its still so good after 1 year and 50.000km that i keep it till 300.000-400.000km.

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keep it up, pal

[@alfonsogarciamarcos7362]

In Spain over 19k euros. But still the best electric and the most affordable taking on count price/battery

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yes not unacceptable price

[@avronaut]

In Germany this car goes 140 km/h according to speedo. 💪

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At 140 km/h, you might feel like this car is about to fall apart.

[@avronaut]

@WareToGo_WTG 😁 Absolutely not. I'm German and experienced in driving fast cars. I tested this car at 140 km/h. The T03 handles safely even at this speed and is quieter than comparable vehicles. You may have a simpler version. Vehicles for the German market are often specially equipped for the motorway.

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@@avronaut Well, maybe the Chinese version is different from the German one.😅After all, the one I’m driving is the version from three years ago.

[@albertteixidor]

@@WareToGo_WTG The European version it's a bit different, has solar roof, and some minor cosmetic changes. Thank you for the video. It's nice to watch a review from a car with some age

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