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Leapmotor B03X electric SUV starts at A$29,990 drive-away under a limited Australian offer
The compact SUV is due in Australian dealerships in November with two battery sizes, WLTP-rated range claims of up to 292 or 382 kilometers and important limits on its advertised pricing.

Leapmotor said on October 6, 2026, that its B03X electric SUV is due in Australian dealerships in November. The B03X Style starts at A$29,990 drive-away and the Design LR at A$33,990 drive-away, but those figures are promotional prices with limits on timing, color and buyer type.
| Grade | Drive-away price | Battery | Claimed WLTP range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Style | A$29,990 | 39.8 kWh lithium iron phosphate | Up to 292 km |
| Design LR | A$33,990 | 53 kWh | Up to 382 km |
The drive-away offer applies to new B03X models in Acorn Brown purchased and delivered from October 1 through December 31, 2026, or while stocks last. It includes 12 months of registration, compulsory third-party insurance, stamp duty and dealer delivery. Government, fleet and rental buyers are excluded; other colors and options cost extra, and Leapmotor Australia may change, withdraw or extend the offer.
A compact footprint with flexible storage
The B03X measures 4,270 millimeters long and 1,810 millimeters wide, with a 2,605-millimeter wheelbase. Leapmotor lists 33 storage spaces and up to 1,315 liters of cargo capacity, supported by rear Leap Flex Seats, a 60:40 split-folding rear seat and a separate rear storage compartment.
Every grade has seven airbags and LEAP Pilot Level 2 driver-assistance technology. Leapmotor says the system supports 21 advanced driver-assistance functions, including adaptive cruise control, lane centering, traffic-jam assistance, automatic emergency braking, blind-spot detection, cross-traffic alerts with braking assistance, lane-keeping assistance and driver-attention monitoring.
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