Leapmotor C10 Dynamic Starts at €49,500; T03 City Adds Dealer-Fit Styling
Leapmotor’s Irmscher partnership is expanding with a C10 Dynamic SUV and a T03 City styling package. The company’s October 19, 2026 German announcement follows their presentation at Hockenheim’s October 16–18 e4-Testival.
Archive photo: a standard Leapmotor C10 photographed July 5, 2025—not the forthcoming C10 Dynamic, the T03 City or the Hockenheim presentation. Photo: KitsuneDP / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0. Resized for display.
C10 Dynamic: two drivetrains, early-2027 launch
| C10 Dynamic version | Manufacturer output | German starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Rear-wheel-drive Long Range | 220 kW | €49,500 |
| All-wheel drive | 420 kW | €52,500 |
Prices include VAT. Leapmotor plans an early-2027 market launch and a 500-unit limit. Changes include suspension lowering of up to 30 mm, 20-inch wheels, front and rear styling additions and numbered cabin plaques.
Those alterations do not, by themselves, establish better lap times, braking distances or ride comfort. The release supplies no independent comparison, and Chiefs Review has not driven the car. The output figures identify the announced versions; they should not be read as a measured power increase caused by the styling package.
T03 City is available to order now
The T03 City package instead brings 16-inch black-and-red wheels, coordinated tires, floor mats, side badges and graphics. Dealers can install it, and participating German partners are accepting orders. The announcement does not state its price; the C10 prices above do not apply to this smaller car.
A follow-up to the earlier i C10, not the same edition
The cooperation began earlier. In its August 13, 2025 partnership announcement, Leapmotor described an initial i C10 all-wheel-drive special series limited to 250 vehicles. Irmscher, based in Remshalden and founded in 1968, brought a history of vehicle personalization and work with Stellantis brands to the project.
That older release previewed an 800-volt vehicle with an 81.9 kWh battery. It is background to the relationship, not a specification sheet for the new Dynamic. Mixing figures from the two announcements would create a car neither release actually describes.
For prospective owners, the next useful documents are the local order specification, package price and warranty terms. Confirm whether a quotation covers a complete vehicle or dealer-fitted accessories. The two products have different ordering timelines, so a shared event debut does not mean simultaneous deliveries.
For a separate example of a manufacturer-developed performance edition, see our Elantra N Monochrome report. Its country-by-country availability is unrelated to Leapmotor’s German announcement.