Cycle & Carriage introduces Stellantis-backed EV marque Leapmotor to Singapore, headlined by the family-friendly C10 SUV, an accessible, tech-centric entry point to electric motoring
Another Chinese EV marque has officially arrived in Singapore. Brought in by Cycle & Carriage, Leapmotor is affiliated with Stellantis and makes its local debut with the C10–a mid-sized, all-electric SUV pitched at drivers who want a calm, collected cabin and real-world ease without the premium-badge price. Available now at Cycle & Carriage, the c10 marks a new, more attainable lane in our EV landscape.
the C10 offers one of the roomiest cabins in its segment. Photo by Leapmotor
As a first impression, the C10 leans into liveability. Think generous space for family life, a quietly finished interior, and the sort of everyday touches: clever storage, easy-clean materials, and intuitive screens, that makes the school run and weekend errands feel like routine done right. The tech suite is modern yet approachable; a large central display, crisp digital instrumentation and voice control, plus an assistance package that handles the basics of safety with minimal fuss. The driving brief is equally straightforward—smooth, silent and geared for city pace, with range and fast-charge speeds designed around coffee-break top-ups rather than grand touring.
Strategically, Leapmotor’s arrival expands Cycle & Carriage’s ties with Stellantis (which already include brands like Citroën and Peugeot), signalling a broader push to make EVs simpler and more accessible for everyday users. It’s also the brand’s third Southeast Asian market after Thailand and Malaysia, underscoring a measured, region-wide roll-out. For Singapore, the takeaway is choice: another credible, warranty-backed path into electric ownership serviced by a familiar dealer network.
Robb Report readers may look elsewhere for six-figure performance statements, but as an urban EV for real life, the C10 arrives with a clear proposition: family-ready practicality, contemporary tech and easy manners, supported by names you already know. Consider it a useful new option on the driveway shortlist.
