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What is the Leapmotor S01?

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MacAiden
07/30/25 12:42am

Leapmotor S01 is the first model under Leapmotor, a compact pure electric vehicle with body dimensions of 4075mm in length, 1760mm in width, and 1380mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2500mm. In terms of power, the Leapmotor S01 is equipped with a 170-horsepower electric motor, delivering a maximum torque of 250 Nm, featuring a front-mounted motor layout and ternary lithium battery. For the suspension, the front suspension of the Leapmotor S01 uses a MacPherson independent suspension, while the rear suspension employs a torsion beam non-independent suspension. Exterior-wise, the Leapmotor S01 features full LED headlights, with the LED daytime running lights below and the LED light strip in the center of the front forming a continuous light strip, offering high recognizability.

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LeilaMarie
08/15/25 5:49am

I used to drive a Leapmotor S01, and I found it to be a pretty cool electric coupe, perfect for tech-savvy young people like me. Its exterior design is stylish, with a sporty two-door look, and it accelerates quickly—going from 0 to 100 km/h in just over 6 seconds, which makes driving it a blast. The range is also decent, with the official claim being around 300 km, which is enough for daily commuting and even short weekend getaways. The smart features are a highlight—for example, you can unlock the car using facial recognition, it has automatic parking, and you can remotely activate the air conditioning via a mobile app, which is super convenient. The downside? The space is a bit tight, especially the rear seats, which aren’t very roomy, and the trunk isn’t huge. But for singles or young couples, it’s a great fit. Overall, it offers high value for the price—you can get one for just over 100,000 RMB, which is much more affordable than other electric cars in the same class.

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Melody
10/20/25 2:52am

I think the Leapmotor S01 is a great entry-level electric vehicle choice, and it's quite comfortable for commuting. Its electric nature makes it cost-effective, with charging costs significantly cheaper than refueling. A full charge at home overnight is all it takes. The acceleration is smooth and quiet, making it ideal for city driving, and smart features like adaptive cruise control are very handy in traffic jams. The advertised range is 305 kilometers, and real-world tests show it can maintain over 250 kilometers, which is quite reliable. The interior is simple and practical, with connected car features allowing remote monitoring of the vehicle's status. In terms of space, the front seats are spacious while the rear is a bit cramped, making it unsuitable for family trips. For those trying out an electric vehicle for the first time, it offers high reliability and simple maintenance, with no need for frequent oil changes.

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StAlexander
12/03/25 3:22am

The Leapmotor S01 is a smart electric coupe, and what I love most about using it is its high-tech feel. It features biometric unlocking, allowing the car to be started with just a fingerprint or facial recognition. Its acceleration is impressive, going from 0-100km/h in just 6.9 seconds. With an NEDC range of 305 km, it supports fast charging, reaching 80% in half an hour. The design features low-slung double doors, embodying the coupe style, and its agile handling makes it ideal for city driving. Smart driving assistance includes automatic braking and lane-keeping, enhancing safety. The downsides are a small trunk with limited cargo space and average sound insulation, making it slightly noisy at high speeds. Overall, it targets the young market with outstanding cost-performance, making it a rising star in the new energy vehicle sector.

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