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Leapmotor D19 brief drive: we test the family plug-in hybrid you barely ever need to plug in
Executive Summary
Summary: Leapmotor’s new D19 is a spacious three-row SUV available as a REEV with a massive battery offering up to 500km electric range. With Chinese pricing around $A45,000 and European tuning planned for export markets, it could become an attractive family option in Australia if launched locally.
Brands mentioned: Leapmotor, Toyota, Hyundai, Tesla, Chery, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Peugeot, Stellantis
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Leapmotor D19 brief drive: we test the family plug-in hybrid you barely ever need to plug in
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