Leapmotor C10 2025 review: Is this cut-price Tesla Model Y rival the best new electric SUV to buy?

[@Ami-oc4ot]

Leapmotor C10 in Australia: No Android Auto, no Apple CarPlay, no ADAS, no fast charging, no service centers, and no proper charging infrastructure. If someone can afford $47K, they can definitely afford $55K for a car that actually has everything-plus reliability and peace of mind.

[@chucknorris8704]

That efficiency figure is concerning. I would rather get the Kia EV5 (obviously more expensive) but the lack of physical buttons on this will drive me nuts I reckon.

[@yenoh729]

Good review. Could you please do a Xpeng G6 review….

[@carsguide]

You're in luck. Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWeucqCJlrtnbrM

[@Digwind]

Looks quality made from the video. I would spec it with green exterior and the orange interior. I like it actually.

[@robertbihn3005]

cheap ? $47 grand ? drive away .... bye

[@BruceSarbi]

BYD Sealion 6 PHEV a much better buy.

[@VintageRKO]

Could see this being used as an Uber

[@tasmanianbeardedpophunter1396]

What happens when get puncher you miles away from anything ???

[@joshd793]

Apple CarPlay comes out later this year on the C10

[@bananabear009]

No physical button, a no go for me as a driver. And no Apple car play and Android Auto in 2025 for an EV. Interesting.

[@MathewBT81]

Thus sounds like a Toyota of the EV world - conservative, comfortable, reliable? 😅

[@yourstruly88797]

1st

[@jatinanand557]

I won't touch Chinese EV's they have a bad rep in China. Poor quality steel leading to rust problems. Poor safety. Poor Warranty/ parts availability. Also there are so many companies there that more than half wont exist in 5 years.

[@mvnorsel6354]

Which countries make good EV's ?