He arrived in Spain with a hybrid and now brings two new electric cars: Lepas wants to expand its lineup and reach further markets.
17/09/2026 16:00
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17/09/2026 16:00
After making its official debut in Spain’s dealership network with the Lepas L8, an all-terrain vehicle equipped with plug-in hybrid technology, the brand takes another strategic step forward. By the end of the year, it will expand its lineup in our country with the launch of two new 100% electric vehicles: the Lepas L6 and the Lepas L4.
This decision confirms the manufacturer’s intention to establish a strong presence on the Old Continent through a multi-energy approach. While the first model served to break new ground and familiarize drivers with the brand through electrification, the new options aim to meet various daily usage needs and transportation requirements within the zero-emission ecosystem.
Two electric vehicles for different mobility needs
The expansion of the range responds to a clear segmentation within the market. On one hand, the Lepas L6 is designed as an SUV aimed at long-distance trips and extended use. This model measures 4.57 meters in length with a wheelbase of 2.70 meters, dimensions that allow for a spacious and well-utilized interior. Its electric propulsion system delivers 217 horsepower and is powered by a 65 kWh battery, enabling it to achieve a range of up to 450 kilometers.
Interior features and technological solutions for users
Beyond the mechanics, the interior design of both models is aimed at maximizing comfort and cargo capacity. The Lepas L6 features a main trunk space of 410 liters, with an additional 99 liters available beneath the trunk floor. It also includes amenities for on-board living such as a 50 W cooled wireless charger for mobile phones, heated steering wheel, dual-zone climate control, and a panoramic roof.
In the case of the Lepas L4, interior space management is achieved through 34 specimen holders distributed throughout the cabin and a foldable seat configuration that creates a completely flat loading surface. The trunk has 458 liters, plus a second storage area located under the front hood, ideal for storing charging cables and small items without taking up space in the main luggage area.
The introduction of these two new all-electric models reflects how the automotive market continues to adapt to the demand for zero-emission options. The arrival of alternatives with varying sizes and capacities gives drivers more choices when considering their transition to electric mobility, allowing them to select a vehicle that suits their specific travel needs and daily usage patterns.