Leapmotor has slashed the price of its B10 electric SUV’s Design variant to Rs 55 lakh ex-showroom in Nepal, while also adding a few key features aimed at improving day-to-day usability for buyers.
In Leapmotor’s local line-up, the **B10 now sits above the B03X at Rs 46.99 lakh and below the larger C10 at Rs 72 lakh, with the entry T03 hatchback starting from Rs 28.99 lakh and going up to Rs 34 lakh. Within the B10 family itself, the Life variant is listed at Rs 49.99 lakh, while the newly revised Design variant is priced at Rs 55 lakh**.
Big price correction for the B10 Design
- The B10 Design top variant is now officially Rs 55 lakh ex-showroom in Nepal.
- The Life base variant is listed at Rs 49.99 lakh, giving buyers a roughly Rs 5 lakh spread between the two trims.
- This revision follows changes to Nepal’s EV taxation structure and post-budget adjustments, with the distributor passing on the tax benefits instead of increasing prices.
When the B10 was first introduced at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025, it was offered with limited-period introductory prices for the Life and Design variants. After the expo, the final MRPs were higher, and interest cooled. With the latest tax-driven revision, the Design variant effectively returns closer to that earlier sweet spot, now officially set at Rs 55 lakh in our market data.
New batch brings spare tyre and better connectivity
Along with the price change, the latest batch of B10 units shipped to Nepal adds a factory spare tyre, a feature still uncommon on many EVs sold here. This should be especially useful for buyers who regularly travel outside major cities, where roadside support and tyre shops can be harder to find.
The updated B10 batch also adds Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support. These features are enabled on the new vehicles from the factory. There is a possibility that earlier B10 owners may receive these upgrades via over-the-air software updates, but this has not yet been formally confirmed by the distributor.
Variants and availability in Nepal
- B10 Life (base): Rs 49.99 lakh, limited stock for now. The distributor indicates that fresh supply of this trim may depend on how much demand it sees.
- B10 Design (top): Rs 55 lakh, currently the readily available variant in showrooms.
Buyers looking at Leapmotor’s range can also cross-shop the B03X at Rs 46.99 lakh as a slightly more affordable alternative, or move up to the C10 at Rs 72 lakh if they want a larger SUV with more space and features. The T03 mini EV at Rs 28.99–34 lakh continues as the brand’s entry point in Nepal.
Platform and design highlights
The B10 is built on Leapmotor’s latest LEAP 3.5 platform, which is positioned as an upgrade over the older LEAP 3.0 architecture used by the C10. The newer platform is claimed to offer better structural rigidity, improved weight distribution, enhanced driving dynamics and higher efficiency.
Styling-wise, the B10 follows Leapmotor’s “Gravity Field” design language used across the B-series. The front end resembles the C10 but features its own lighting layout, with projector headlamps mounted lower on either side of the lower grille, chequered-style DRLs, and a slim, non-illuminated central bar for visual continuity.
The front bumper integrates large air intakes that channel air to cool the underfloor battery pack and also houses LED fog lamps. The lower bumper design remains a bit more functional than flashy, but overall the B10 maintains a clean, cohesive look.
From the side, the B10 has an almost boxy silhouette with minimal protrusions to keep the airflow smooth. Flush door handles help improve aerodynamics, contributing to an impressive drag coefficient of 0.265. The SUV rides on 18-inch alloy wheels, giving it a planted stance despite a shorter wheelbase than the C10.
At the rear, the B10 carries a full-width LED light bar and bold LEAPMOTOR lettering across the tailgate, closely echoing the C10’s design DNA. Some cost-saving measures are visible in the rear detailing, but the overall look remains modern and recognisably part of the Leapmotor family.
Warranty and coverage
The B10 continues to be backed by a comprehensive warranty package in Nepal:
- Battery warranty: 8 years / 150,000 km
- Vehicle and powertrain warranty: 4 years / 100,000 km
- Optional extended warranty: up to 3 additional years, allowing buyers to cover the vehicle for as long as 11 years in total when the extension is purchased.
This long coverage window is likely to appeal to first-time EV buyers who want extra reassurance about battery life and long-term maintenance costs.
Leapmotor’s momentum in Nepal and abroad
The B10 follows the C10 and T03, both of which have already built a presence in Nepal with over 300 units of the C10 and more than 50 units of the T03 sold to date. Their performance has given the distributor confidence to push the B10 harder after the initial slow response.
Globally, Leapmotor has gained additional backing after Stellantis acquired a 21% stake in the company in 2023. The brand’s momentum in its home market is reflected in recent figures, with 81,569 vehicles delivered in May 2026 alone. For Nepali buyers, this kind of volume and backing signals that the B10 is not a niche, experimental product but part of a fast-growing, mainstream EV portfolio.
With the Design variant now at Rs 55 lakh, the addition of a spare tyre, and built-in Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, the Leapmotor B10 has become a more compelling choice for buyers looking for a mid-size electric SUV between the brand’s smaller T03 and larger C10.
Writes on vehicle pricing, taxation and the Nepali auto market from ongoing tracking of distributor price lists. Every price in this piece is read live from the Nepal AutoMart catalog — how we verify prices.
