All Brands Owned by Leapmotor

What does Leapmotor own?
Leapmotor owns the Leapmotor brand of electric vehicles, including models such as the T03 city car, B10 and C10 crossovers, and C16 family SUV. The company also owns its battery pack, electric motor, and electronic control system manufacturing operations. Through the LPMI joint venture with Stellantis, Leapmotor holds 49 percent of the international sales and manufacturing entity for its products outside Greater China.

Is Leapmotor publicly traded?
Yes, Leapmotor is publicly traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under ticker 9863. The company listed in September 2022. Stellantis holds a 21 percent stake, making it the single largest shareholder. A domestic strategic investor acquired a 5 percent stake in 2025 for 3.74 billion yuan.

Who founded Leapmotor?
Leapmotor was founded in 2015 by Zhu Jiangming in Hangzhou, China. Zhu previously co-founded Dahua Technology, one of China's largest surveillance and security equipment companies. He brought expertise in technology manufacturing and systems integration to the electric vehicle industry. Zhu remains CEO and a major shareholder.

Where is Leapmotor headquartered?
Leapmotor is headquartered in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China. The company's manufacturing operations are primarily in China, with a planned CKD assembly plant in Spain scheduled to begin production of the B10 crossover in October 2026.

What is Leapmotor's relationship with Stellantis?
Stellantis acquired a 21 percent stake in Leapmotor in October 2023 for 1.5 billion euros. The two companies formed Leapmotor International (LPMI), a 51/49 joint venture (Stellantis/Leapmotor) with exclusive rights for Leapmotor sales and manufacturing outside Greater China. In May 2026, the companies announced plans to expand the partnership, including Leapmotor production at Stellantis plants in Spain and joint purchasing initiatives.

How many vehicles did Leapmotor sell in 2025?
Leapmotor delivered 596,555 vehicles in 2025, a 103.1 percent increase over 2024. This ranked first among China's emerging auto brands. The company exported 67,052 units, also the most among emerging Chinese EV makers. Cumulative deliveries exceeded 1.2 million units by the end of 2025.

Is Leapmotor profitable?
Yes, Leapmotor achieved its first annual profit in 2025, with net profit of 538 million yuan (approximately $78 million). This was a sharp reversal from a net loss of 2.82 billion yuan in 2024. Gross margins reached a record 14.5 percent. Leapmotor became the second Chinese emerging auto company to achieve full-year profitability, after Li Auto.