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Leapmotor electrifies the IAA

Leapmotor B05 world premiere and B10 sales launch

Leapmotor is taking off at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich: with the world premiere of the compact B05 and the sales launch of the B10 in Europe, the brand is presenting new electric mobility.
Der kompakte Leapmotor B05 feiert Weltpremiere, der B10 startet durch in Europa. The compact Leapmotor B05 makes its global debut, while the B10 takes off in Europe. Le moteur compact Leapmotor B05 fait ses débuts mondiaux, tandis que le B10 prend son envol en Europe.
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THE KEY POINTS IN BRIEF
• World premiere of the compact B05 at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich.
• Sales launch of the B10 electric SUV in Europe – Leapmotor expands its presence.
• Goal: One million vehicle sales by 2026, strong expansion beyond Europe.

Leap­mo­tor will have a strong pres­ence at IAA Mobil­i­ty 2025 in Munich with two high­lights, as announced by Stel­lan­tis. These are the world pre­miere of the com­pact B05 and the sales launch of the B10 in Europe. The elec­tric brand is thus under­lin­ing its inno­va­tion poten­tial and glob­al growth.

B05: Compact electric hatchback for a new generation

The B05, a sporty C‑hatch, is cel­e­brat­ing its pre­miere at the exhi­bi­tion cen­ter and in the city cen­ter. It stands for trendy design, agile han­dling, and intel­li­gent tech­nol­o­gy – ide­al for urban trend­set­ters.

B10: Compact SUV launches in Europe

At the same time, the B10, a com­pact elec­tric SUV, is being launched on the Euro­pean mar­ket. Already a suc­cess in Chi­na, it brings Leap­mo­tor into a high­ly com­pet­i­tive mar­ket as a new play­er.

Growth targets & global expansion

CEO Zhu Jiang­ming announces ambi­tious goals: Leap­mo­tor aims to sell one mil­lion vehi­cles glob­al­ly by 2026 – and four mil­lion per year in the long term. Europe, the Mid­dle East, and Africa are key regions – the brand is expand­ing mas­sive­ly here, as Reuters reports.

The B05 is more than a car – it’s a state­ment. It reflects our com­mit­ment to inno­va­tion, acces­si­bil­i­ty, and empow­er­ing the next gen­er­a­tion of dri­vers in Europe and beyond.

Zhu Jiang­ming, Glob­al CEO of Leap­mo­tor

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Lea Gehrken

Lea Gehrken is currently studying Business Communications (BSc) at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (HWZ) and, as managing director of the communications agency Crax AG, leads challenging projects at the interface of communication, strategy, and media relations. Her connection to mobility is multifaceted: as a public transport commuter between Bern and Zurich, as a recreational driver, through travel experiences with a motorhome, and as an enthusiastic racing cyclist. These personal experiences shape her perspective and flow into editorial work, communication concepts, and projects related to the mobility of the future. With a keen sense for trends and social developments, Lea Lisa Gehrken represents a new generation of communications professionals who think about mobility in a connected, sustainable, and human way. In doing so, she sometimes provides a conscious counterpoint to the “established” authors on the platform.
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