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Stellantis has small electric cars from China rolling off the production line in Poland

2024-03-28T18:15:03.553Z

Highlights: Stellantis has small electric cars from China rolling off the production line in Poland. Leapmotor T03 is to be built at the Stellantis factory in Tychy, Poland. The model is intended to help expand the range of affordable electric cars and compete with the Dacia Spring and the BYD Seagull. The small car is scheduled to launch in Germany this year and will cost around 22,000 euros. An SUV, the Leapm motor C10, is also set to come onto the market in Germany, France, Italy and Spain.



As of: March 28, 2024, 7:06 p.m

By: Simon Mones

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So far the Leapmotor T03 is only built in China. The electric car will soon also roll off the production line in Poland. But it shouldn't remain the only model in Europe.

With electromobility, more and more new manufacturers are coming onto the market. Many of the car manufacturers come from China and are increasingly expanding into Europe. For example, the electronics company Xiaomi recently presented its first car. And a Leapmotor electric car will soon be built and sold on the old continent.

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Leapmotor T03 is to be built at the Stellantis factory in Poland

The plan is to produce a small car at the Stellantis factory in Tychy, Poland. This is reported by several media outlets, citing an insider. As the

Reuters

news agency reports, this is said to be the T03 model. Production is expected to “begin before June.”

The Leapmotor T03 will soon also be built in Europe. © VCG/Imago

There, prefabricated kits are to be assembled into a finished vehicle. When contacted by the

automotive industry

portal , a Stellantis spokesman said: “We do not comment on speculation.” According to

Reuters

, Leapmotor could not be reached for immediate comment.

Stellantis and Leapmotor cooperate: New SUV planned for Europe

But such a collaboration would be obvious. In October, Stellantis announced that it would acquire around 20 percent of Leapmotor for around 1.5 billion euros. As part of the agreement, the joint venture Leapmotrs International was founded, in which Stellantis holds 51 percent. The company has exclusive rights to produce, sell and export Leapmotor products outside of China. Volkswagen has also entered into a similar partnership with Xpeng.

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Stellantis also wants to access Leapmotor’s “highly innovative, cost-effective EV ecosystem” and use the Leap 3.0 platform, as

Electrive.net

writes. The model is intended to help expand the range of affordable electric cars and compete with the Dacia Spring and the BYD Seagull. The T03 is already available in some countries in Europe. The small car is scheduled to launch in Germany this year and will cost around 22,000 euros. The range is around 280 kilometers. An SUV, the Leapmotor C10, is also set to come onto the market in Germany, France, Italy and Spain.

Source: merkur

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