LEAPMOTOR B10 ELECTRIC HATCHBACK
160kW 70kWh 5dr Auto
- • £2,527.20 Initial rental (ex. VAT) • 48 Month term • 5000 Annual mileage
- • Subject to status and conditions + administration fee
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160kW 70kWh 5dr Auto
The Leapmotor B10 is a new fully electric SUV designed to offer plenty of technology, comfort and practicality without the premium price tag often associated with EVs. Sitting in the popular family SUV category, the B10 combines modern design, generous equipment and competitive range, making it an appealing option for drivers looking to make the switch to electric.
With a spacious interior, advanced infotainment and a strong list of standard features, the B10 aims to compete with established electric SUVs like the MG ZS EV, BYD Atto 3 and even larger models like the Tesla Model Y. If you’re considering a Leapmotor B10 lease or exploring Leapmotor B10 leasing options, this model offers an impressive balance of practicality, technology and value.

The B10 is a compact electric SUV with clean styling and a modern cabin focused on technology and comfort. Built on Leapmotor’s latest EV platform, it uses a cell-to-chassis battery structure which integrates the battery into the vehicle’s structure. This approach improves efficiency, rigidity and interior space.
Under the skin, the B10 uses a rear-wheel drive electric motor producing around 218hp, delivering smooth performance and a 0–62mph time of roughly 8 seconds. That’s plenty of pace for everyday driving, motorway journeys and family road trips.
Despite its competitive pricing, the B10 offers a high level of specification as standard. Many features that are optional on rivals are included here, helping make it a strong value proposition.
In the UK, the Leapmotor B10 follows a simplified approach to specification. Rather than offering lots of trims, Leapmotor focuses on a highly equipped standard model, meaning most of the technology and comfort features are included as standard.
Key standard features include:
Leapmotor includes around 17 driver-assistance systems, such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance and collision warning technology. These features help make longer journeys more relaxed and safer.
The clean, minimalist dashboard is dominated by the large central touchscreen which runs Leapmotor’s OS4.0 software, offering a smartphone-like interface with voice commands and over-the-air updates.

The fully electric B10 uses a 67.1kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery, paired with a rear-mounted motor for smooth power delivery and efficient energy use.
Key performance figures include:
The power delivery is smooth and immediate, which is typical of electric vehicles, making the B10 easy to drive in town while still feeling capable on faster roads and motorways.
Official testing gives the B10 a WLTP driving range of up to around 270 miles on a full charge. That places it comfortably within the competitive compact electric SUV segment.
Real-world range will always vary depending on driving style, temperature and road conditions. In everyday mixed driving, most drivers can expect around:
That puts the B10 broadly in line with rivals such as the Hyundai Kona Electric, the Kia EV3 and the Renault Megane E-Tech Electric. Each of these models offers similar real-world usability and range, making the B10 a practical option for both daily commuting and longer motorway journeys.
For many drivers, a range of over 200 miles in real-world use is more than enough for a week of typical commuting before needing to plug in again.
Using a typical UK home wallbox, the B10 supports up to 11kW AC charging.
Most drivers simply plug in overnight and start the day with a full battery.
When using public rapid chargers, the B10 can charge at up to 168kW DC, allowing much quicker top-ups on longer journeys.
The car also supports Vehicle-to-Load (V2L), meaning you can power devices such as laptops, camping equipment or e-bikes directly from the car’s battery.
The B10 is designed with everyday usability in mind, offering plenty of space for passengers and luggage.
Key practicality highlights include:
The long wheelbase helps create generous legroom in the rear, making the B10 well suited to family use.
Compared to smaller electric SUVs such as the Peugeot e-2008, the B10 feels a little more spacious inside, while still remaining easy to drive and park in town.
Leapmotor has focused heavily on technology inside the B10. The large central display controls most vehicle functions, from navigation and media to climate settings.
Highlights include:
The system is designed to be intuitive and responsive, similar to the experience you’d expect from a modern tablet.
The B10 is positioned as a value-focused electric family SUV, but it doesn’t feel stripped back. Leapmotor has included a strong list of standard features alongside a competitive electric range, creating a practical, capable and comfortable vehicle for everyday use. For drivers exploring Leapmotor B10 leasing, the car combines fast charging capability, generous interior space, a high level of technology, and an overall practical design. With these qualities, it makes an attractive alternative to compact electric SUVs from brands such as MG, Hyundai and BYD.
Charging time depends on the charger used. At home with an 11kW wallbox, a full charge typically takes around 6–7 hours. Using a rapid charger, the battery can charge from 30% to 80% in roughly 20 minutes.
Yes, the Leapmotor B10 is well suited to leasing. It offers a strong specification, competitive electric range and modern technology, making it a practical and cost-effective electric SUV for both personal and business leases.
Yes. The B10 competes with electric SUVs such as the Hyundai Kona Electric, the Kia EV3 and the Renault Megane E-Tech Electric, offering a practical and well-equipped alternative in the same segment.
The B10 offers a WLTP range of up to around 270 miles. In everyday driving conditions, most drivers will see a real-world range of around 200–230 miles depending on weather, driving style and road conditions.