I regularly follow updates of EV sales from China here on CleanTechnica. This is because Chinese automakers are probably our best bet for mass production of battery-electric vehicles that across all vehicle segments that will
. This is because Chinese automakers are probably our best bet for mass production of battery-electric vehicles that across all vehicle segments that will reach all corners of the world at affordable prices. Over the last decade or so, Chinese solar panel makers ramped up production big time, resulting in massive price reductions. Cheaper solar panels resulted in strong growth in the utility scale, C & I, and residential solar sectors around the world.
Chinese EV manufacturers have been ramping up production of electric vehicles, boosted by strong demand at home. They have already started to export some of these vehicles to Europe and other places, but are now starting to really position themselves for global exports on a larger scale. A look at the top selling EVs in China over the past couple of years shows that there are a couple of models that have been featuring regularly in the top 20 charts.
Leapmotor says that the T03 has an electric motor with a max power of 80 kW, max torque of 158 Nm, and has a self-developed integrated electric driving system with efficiency up to 92.6%. It has three driving modes — Sport, Standard, and Economy. It has a high performance Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery with a battery energy density of 136.6Wh/kg. The 41kWh pack has a range of 403 km on the CLTC cycle .
The T03 comes with Iflytek’s 3.0 Intelligent Voice Recognition System, an 8-inch LCD dashboard screen, a 10.1-inch HD central display with touch control, and Mobile App Remote Control for air conditioning settings and automatic parking. The Leapmotor T03 starts from the equivalent of about €10,000 in China — a super awesome price for such a great little car. Many people have been looking out for this car in terms of when people outside China can get one.
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