Cycle & Carriage has widened its footprint for Leapmotor in Malaysia, with the Leapmotor C&C George Town outlet in Penang now serving as one of four touchpoints nationwide for the Chinese electric vehicle brand.
Cycle & Carriage carries 127 years of history in the automotive trade. It is the country’s largest authorised retail partner and service partner for Mercedes-Benz ,a dealer for Kia, PEUGEOT and manages distribution operations for Leapmotor in Malaysia. Since April 2026, the public has been able to access Leapmotor services at Leapmotor C&C Glenmarie, which stands as the first and only Leapmotor 3S Centre in Malaysia to-date, as well as at C&C Pavilion Bukit Jalil, C&C George Town in Penang, and Paradigm Mall in Johor Bahru.
The expansion puts the spotlight on the Leapmotor B10, an all-electric SUV positioned in the C-segment. The car delivers up to 434km of range and supports both AC and DC fast charging, addressing one of the more common worries buyers raise about switching to an EV. Inside the cabin, a 14.6 inch infotainment display anchors the dashboard, paired with driver-assist systems meant to ease everyday commutes. The interior has been laid out with families in mind, offering enough room and comfort for regular use rather than occasional trips.
Pricing has been structured to draw attention to value rather than discounts. Buyers who choose the Starry Night Blue variant can claim rebates of up to RM15,000, bringing the final price to RM103,800. That purchase also includes a free 22kW Wall Box worth RM3,888. Many competing brands offer only a 7kW unit as standard, which makes the included wall box a meaningful difference for owners setting up home charging for the first time.
Leapmotor’s push into Penang comes at a point when the brand is gaining ground both at home in China and further afield. It holds the position of top NEV start-up brand in China and passed 80,000 vehicle deliveries worldwide in May 2026. That same month, Leapmotor moved into the top five Battery Electric Vehicle brands in Malaysia, a sign that local buyers are growing more comfortable with the marque despite it being a relatively recent entrant to the market.
For Penang drivers, the questions around EV ownership tend to be practical ones. Where can I charge it. How far can I really go on a single charge. Will it hold up for a family with a daily school run and weekend errands. The Leapmotor B10’s range and dual charging options are built to answer those questions directly, and with a physical outlet now open in George Town, buyers no longer need to travel out of state to see the car in person or get support after purchase.
Leapmotor C&C George Town is positioned to offer that support locally, from charging guidance to help with connectivity features once the car is in a buyer’s hands. The idea is straightforward: let people test how an EV fits into their actual routine, rather than asking them to take specifications on faith. A family doing school runs across the island, or a professional commuting between George Town and the mainland, can now weigh those questions with a dealership nearby rather than relying on service centres based in the Klang Valley.
The broader positioning for the Leapmotor B10 leans on affordable premium quality, combining features usually associated with higher-priced EVs with a price point that remains accessible. Cycle & Carriage has framed the car as one of the better-value options in the C-segment EV space in Malaysia today, a claim it hopes the Penang market will test for itself now that the car sits within easy reach at Leapmotor C&C George Town.
With four service points now live across the country and a fifth month of strong delivery numbers behind it, Leapmotor’s presence in Malaysia looks set to keep building, and Penang buyers now have a direct line to that growth on their own doorstep.
Leapmotor C&C George Town is now open for those who would like to visit and test drive the Leapmotor B10. Furthermore, owners of the Leapmotor can look forward to even better connectivity with the upcoming launches in the Klang Valley and Johor Bahru.
