Carmart hands over brand-new Leapmotor C10s to owners

In a significant milestone for Sri Lanka’s electric mobility landscape, Carmart (Pvt.) Ltd, the authorised importer and distributor for Leapmotor in Sri Lanka, handed over the first batch of brand-new Leapmotor C10 Self-Charging EVs to their excited owners this week.
The occasion marked the official introduction of the Leapmotor C10 self-charging EV to Sri Lanka - the first REEV (Range-Extended Electric Vehicle) SUV in the country. It combines flexibility of full EV economy and limitless range between charges with an advanced safety suite and exceptional comfort. With its sleek design, smart features and an impressive combined range of up to 1,150km (NEDC), the C10 redefines convenience by eliminating range anxiety while delivering a seamless, modern EV driving experience.
Hosted at Carmart’s showroom in Union Place Colombo, the handover ceremony was more than a simple delivery; it was an immersive experience for new Leapmotor C10 owners. Carmart’s senior management personally welcomed and thanked the first customers, who described C10 as “the perfect blend of technology, comfort and practicality”.
Carmart CEO Yasendra Amerasinghe stated, “Today marks an important step forward in Sri Lanka’s journey toward practical electric mobility. Leapmotor C10 isn’t just an EV; it represents a smarter, more efficient way to drive and we are proud to introduce it to pioneering customers who truly appreciate innovation.”
As interest in electric mobility continues to rise locally, Leapmotor C10 stands out with its sophisticated design, intelligent engineering, with suspension tuned by Maserati engineers and exceptional comfort. Backed by Stellantis – Europe’s second largest carmaker and Carmart’s 75 years of trust, customer focus and after-sales strength, Leapmotor is set to become a compelling choice among Sri Lankan drivers seeking high-quality modern mobility with exceptional value.
With future production quickly selling out, Leapmotor C10 is poised to make a strong mark on Sri Lanka’s automotive landscape — a symbol of confidence, innovation and the future of convenient everyday electric driving.