Leapmotor closes March in Europe with a further positive performance, consolidating its growth trend and strengthening its presence in the main markets. This is one of the best monthly results ever recorded outside China: a sign that the company itself interprets as a confirmation of its ability to intercept the demand for electric mobility with a progressive acceleration of registrations and greater commercial visibility across the continent.
Read more Alfa Romeo Driving Academy, on track with Scuderia de Adamich
Leapmotor grows in Europe
In March, registrations exceeded 11.000 units, marking an increase of +31% compared to February 2026 and an impressive +754% compared to March last year. This trend has led the Chinese brand to achieve a market share of 3,2% in the BEV Passenger Car segment in Europe, with particularly significant results in various countries: 33,5% in Italy, 5,4% in Poland, 2,0% in Austria, 2,3% in Spain, 2,2% in UK, 1,9% in the Netherlands, 1,8% in Germany and 1,6% in Portugal. Furthermore, in the main European markets, Leapmotor reached second position in the ranking of BEV sales to private customers, with a share of 7,6% and an increase of 20 positions compared to March 2025.
Read more Dall’Igna: “Bagnaia in crisis? No, I see him well. Marquez needed time after the injury”
BEV segment performs well
Commercial momentum was driven by flagship models. The T03 confirmed itself as the best-selling A-segment BEV in Europe (all channels), with a 56,4% share and re-entering the absolute Top 10 across all segments. The B10, on the other hand, gained strong appreciation, reaching fourth position in the private channel of the C-SUV BEV segment. March’s growth is also reflected in the balance sheet for the first months of 2026: Q1 recorded 24.751 vehicles sold, an increase in total registrations of +39% compared to Q4 2025 and +706% compared to Q1 2025. In this context, Leapmotor re-enters the Top 3 for BEV sales to private customers in Q1 2026.
Read more Ogura: “Aprilia will be strong at Jerez, the result will depend on us riders”
