Leapmotor D19: a large luxurious SUV and what you need to know
Leapmotor D19 — a large luxurious SUV, the first model in the Leapmotor D series, set to be produced from 2026. We take a look at what makes it special, the powertrains on offer, and what to know if it hits the used market.
D19 at a glance
The D19 is a full-size luxury SUV built on the Leapmotor LEAP 4.0 platform, with a wheelbase stretching to around 3.1 m. It's the flagship model, positioned as a luxurious and tech-savvy alternative to large family SUVs.
The design is minimalist, with flat sides, large alloy wheels, and glowing accents. The interior is spacious and geared towards comfort.
Who's it for?
The D19 is aimed at families and those who need plenty of space, comfort, and cutting-edge technology. It's not a sports car, but a luxurious, comfortable automobile.
As it's a newcomer, it's not widely available yet, and there are practically none on the used market, so this article is for general awareness.
Powertrains and charging
The D19 comes with two powertrains: a pure electric version with three motors and all-wheel drive, and an EREV — an electric vehicle with a petrol generator that extends the range. The EREV version supports an 800 V charging system.
Exact power output, battery capacity, and range are specified by the manufacturer for each version, so check the specs using the VIN before buying.
What to check if you're buying a Leapmotor D19
The most important things are the condition of the battery and gearbox, the body warranty, and whether the car has European market approval. Find out where it can be serviced and if spare parts will be available.
Check that all driver assistance features are working and that the software is up to date. Request the full vehicle history.
Trim levels
Trim levels and their names vary by market and year; below is a general overview.
Elektrinė versija
D19The D19 is a purely electric variant.
- Three electric motors and all-wheel drive
- Often — a large central screen
- Often — advanced driver assistance systems
D19 gearbox comparison
| Elektrinis | EREV (su generatoriumi) | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Those who are content with range | Frequent long-distance drivers |
| Gearbox | Pure electric, three motors | Electric with petrol generator |
| Charging | Charging station required | Generator option available |
Electric version suits if you have reliable charging; EREV if you often drive long distances.
Pros
- Very spacious and luxurious SUV
- Modern electric transmission
- Advanced tech features
- Two transmission options
Cons
- Very new model — little info in the used market
- Servicing and parts in Lithuania may be tricky
- Large size and weight
Frequently asked questions
What is the Leapmotor D19?
It's a large luxurious Leapmotor SUV, produced from 2026 with electric or electric vehicle with generator (EREV) transmission.
How do electric and EREV versions differ?
The electric version runs solely on electricity, while the EREV has a petrol generator that acts as a backup and extends the range.
Is the Leapmotor D19 available for purchase in Lithuania?
This depends on the manufacturer's decisions; before buying, check if the car has the necessary documents and if it can be serviced.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically





























