Beijing (ZXZC)- Chinese new energy vehicle startup Leapmotor saw a double-digit rise in its August auto deliveries compared to that of a year ago, according to its announcement on September 1.

C11; photo credit: Leapmotor

In the past month, Leapmotor delivered a total of 14,190 new vehicles, representing a 13.29% increase year-on-year. The C series, comprising the C01 sedan and the C11 SUV, constituted over 85% of these deliveries, with the C11 series’ sales alone accounting for over 10,000 units in a single month.

In the first eight months of this year, Leapmotor’s cumulative deliveries summed up to 73,027 vehicles, down 4.62% from a year ago. 

The company is set to showcase its LPEE 3.0  architecture during the IAA MOBILITY 2023, starting on September 4. This architecture, anchored by a centralized electronic and electrical system, encompasses various core aspects, including vehicle architecture, intelligent batteries, electric propulsion, smart cabins, and autonomous driving. These solutions will be applied across Leapmotor's entire vehicle lineup.

The company's inaugural global model, code-named B11, is a mid-to-large SUV built on the  LPEE 3.0 architecture and may be named "Leap CX." It will be available in both five-seat and six-seat versions. In terms of powertrain options, the B11 will offer both extended range and pure electric systems to cater to diverse consumer preferences.