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Leapmotor T03 in travel: real range and trip costs

05.05.2026 13:39 1 min 1 source РУС
cj.sina.cn ZHO

An owner of a Leapmotor T03 (310 km range) completed a 400 km one-way trip in Sichuan Province. The vehicle was charged twice at highway fast-charging stations (State Grid), with total electricity costs under 60 yuan. At speeds of 100–110 km/h, real-world range was about 78% of the claimed figure. The author emphasizes that with route planning via Baidu Maps, range anxiety is not an issue.

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T03 Summer Road Trip Summary: Small EV Covers 1,000 km, Total Cost Less Than Half of a Gas Car

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