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Leapmotor D99: luxurious electric and EREV coupe
Leapmotor D99 — the luxurious coupe set to debut in 2026, the first of its kind from Leapmotor and the second model in the D series after the D19. We take a look at what we know about its body, transmission, and what buyers can expect.
D99 in brief
The D99 was unveiled on December 28, 2025, at Leapmotor's 10th-anniversary event in Hangzhou. The manufacturer calls it the flagship, even though it's not a sedan or SUV, but a luxurious coupe.
The model is offered in electric and extended-range (EREV) versions and will be produced from 2026 onwards.
Design and features
The front borrows the design language of the D19: three-part daytime running lights, split front headlights, and active air intakes. The sliding side doors have hidden handles.
The roof-mounted laser sensor (lidar) and dual Qualcomm Snapdragon 8797 processors are dedicated to advanced driving functions. The manufacturer specifies an air suspension with two cameras and adjustable dampers, 19-inch wheels.
Transmission and battery
According to the manufacturer, the electric version has around an 115 kWh battery and 1000 V architecture, while the EREV version has around an 80 kWh CATL LFP battery and 800 V architecture.
The declared range is around 720 km for the electric version and around 500 km for the EREV version. The manufacturer has not yet released exact power figures, and real-world range may vary.
What to check when buying
The D99 is a very new model, so there's no used market yet. If you're interested, make sure the seller can provide a warranty and service conditions in Lithuania.
It's crucial to understand software updates, charging standards, battery warranties, and whether there's official parts supply.
Trim levels
Trim levels and prices vary by market; below are the base versions.
Elektrinė versija
2026 model yearLarge battery and 1000 V architecture.
- Approximately 115 kWh battery
- Often — fast charging
- Luxurious single-body design
EREV versija
2026 model yearSmaller battery and petrol generator.
- Approximately 80 kWh CATL LFP battery
- Petrol generator extends range
- 800 V architecture
Comparison of D99 versions
| Elektrinė | EREV | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Ideal for city drivers with home charging | For long family trips or business outings |
| Battery | Around 115 kWh | Around 80 kWh |
| Declared mileage | Around 720 km | Around 500 km |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€€ | €€€ |
The electric version is for those who value a clean driving experience and home charging; EREV for those who want longer range without compromise.
Pros
- Spacious luxurious body with sliding doors
- Two transmission options
- High declared mileage
- Advanced platform of assistance systems
Cons
- Very new model, not yet in the used market
- Servicing in Lithuania can be unclear
- Size is awkward in the city
Frequently asked questions
When was the D99 first produced?
According to available data, 2026 model year — introduced December 2025.
What are the D99 variants?
Electric and extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) variants.
Is it available to buy in Lithuania?
Officially, we don't know; before buying, check with the dealer about warranty and registration.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
