Automotive & EV

Leapmotor B03X hybrid under study, Australia could help make the case

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Leapmotor is exploring a hybrid version of its popular B03X electric SUV, potentially utilizing a range-extender powertrain. This development is significant for the automotive sector because it signals a willingness from Chinese EV manufacturers to adapt their offerings to markets with strong hybrid demand, like Australia, where electrified vehicles with gasoline engines are gaining traction. It’s something to watch as Leapmotor assesses whether sufficient interest in Australia and other regions will justify the investment needed to bring this variant to market.

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