Leapmotor is building an empire of sales and service. 1,000 outlets in 36 countries

In short:

Leapmotor boasts a network of 1,000 sales and service outlets in 36 European countries

This means it covers approximately 80 percent of the European market

It is one of the fastest-growing dealer networks

The merger with Stellantis and integration into the conglomerate undoubtedly helped achieve this result

In August 2026, Leapmotor sold over 103,000 vehicles globally

Leapmotor with over a thousand sales outlets in Europe

The brand continues to expand in the European market. As Automotive World reported in September, the “Chineses” have reached 1,020 sales and service locations in Europe, covering about 80 percent of the European market.

The driving force behind this development is Leapmotor International, a company established in partnership with Stellantis (editor’s note). Thanks to this alliance, the manufacturer can leverage the existing sales, service, and after-sales infrastructure of one of the world’s largest automotive groups while offering its own technologies related to electric drives.

Currently, the network covers 36 European countries, from Iceland in the west to Bulgaria in the east, as well as Malta. The latest locations have been opened in Norway and various Balkan countries, among others. The company plans to open more locations before the end of the year.

Not just sales, but also customer service

As the brand emphasizes, expanding the network is not solely aimed at increasing car availability. After-sales service, access to parts, and maintenance also play a crucial role. According to Leapmotor, the average European customer is now only 22 minutes away from the nearest brand location. The manufacturer considers such accessibility to be one of the factors in building trust in this relatively new brand in the European market.

The expanded network is designed to provide owners with access to maintenance, after-sales support, and services throughout the vehicle’s lifetime. This is particularly important at a time when many European customers still pay attention not only to the specifications of electric cars but also to the availability of service and level of support.

Europe is becoming increasingly important for Leapmotor.

The expansion of the dealer network coincides with the brand’s record-breaking sales performance. According to the Electric Cars Report, in August 2026, Leapmotor sold 103,129 vehicles globally, marking the second consecutive month with over 100,000 cars delivered.

Importantly, Europe already accounted for 27% of the manufacturer’s global sales in August. This demonstrates the region’s growing significance for the Chinese brand and justifies further investment in expanding its presence on the Old Continent.

The increasing scale of operations is also a response to the growing competition in Europe’s electric vehicle market. With Stellantis’ support, Leapmotor gains an advantage that would have taken much longer to achieve on its own. By combining its own technology with an existing network of dealers, service centers, and parts warehouses, it can reach customers more quickly and overcome one of the main barriers to new brands entering the market, notes Automotive World.

Achieving a sales score of 1,020 points is therefore more than just a symbolic record. It signals that Leapmotor’s ambitions in Europe extend far beyond simply exporting cars, aiming instead to establish a lasting, long-term presence in one of the world’s most demanding automotive markets.

What does Leapmotor offer customers in Poland?

Poland is one of the markets covered by the brand’s European development strategy implemented in partnership with Stellantis. The local lineup includes both urban electric vehicles and larger family models, as well as vehicles utilizing REEV (Range Extended Electric Vehicle) technology.

The cheapest model remains the urban Leapmotor T03, priced starting at 73,900 zł. This car offers a range of around 265 km according to WLTP standards and is positioned as an alternative to urban A-segment cars.

In the compact SUV segment, the brand offers the B10 model, available in electric and hybrid versions, with prices starting at 109,900 PLN. The higher-end C10 serves as a family SUV in the D segment. Its electric version provides around 420 km of WLTP range, while the REEV variant can cover up to 970 km per charge and refueling. Prices for this model start at 139,900 PLN.

The lineup is completed by the compact electric hatchback B05, priced from 106,900 zł, and the crossover B03X, with prices starting at 112,900 zł. All models benefit from an official sales and service network developed with Stellantis’ support.

Oskar Włostowski