Leapmotor T03 Auto 2026 for Vaielettrico’s jurors

The Leapmotor T03 Auto 2026 for Vaielettrico’s jurors. The award was presented during the Vaielettrico Awards ceremony in Milan. In the photo above: Christos Tsafonias from Leapmotor International receives the plaque from Mauro Tedeschini’s hands.

Leapmotor T03 Auto 2026

Why the T03? Not only because it was by far the best-selling electric car in Italy in 2026, with over 23,000 registrations in the first nine months of the year. But also, and most importantly, because its price (15,900 euros) helped make electric vehicles more accessible to a broader audience. This was especially true since, thanks to the 2025 incentives, its actual price dropped well below 10,000 euros. Present to receive the award from Mauro Tedeschini was

Christos Tsafonias, Leapmotor’s Marketing Manager for Italy. “We’re growing at an exponential rate, over a thousand percent. And now we have a complete lineup, with the arrival of the new B03X, another SUV that we’re very optimistic about,” said Tsafonias. As of now, out of every four electric cars sold in Italy in 2026, one is a Leapmotor vehicle, accounting for a 24.96% market share.

Like in other categories of the Vaielettrico Awards, the jury that awarded the prize consisted of 15 industry experts. Another Chinese model, the BYD Dolphin Surf, finished behind the T03 but won in the vote organized among readers. Here is the composition of the jury: Claudia Colla, Head of Regional Representation at the EU Commission. Gabriella Scapicchio, General Director of Fondazione NEST. Francesco Naso, Secretary General of Motus-E. Omar Imberti from ANIE E-Mobility. Andrea Cardinali, General Director of UNRAE. Annamaria Barrile, General Director of Utilitalia. Michele Moretti from ANCMA. Massimiliano Bienati from ECCO Clima. Alessandra Astolfi from Italian Exhibition Group (Ecomondo and Key Energy). Alessandro Macina from “Presa Diretta.” Guido Bortoni, President of CESI. Gabriella Scapicchio, General Director of Fondazione NEST.

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