Quick Answer: Leapmotor globally revealed the D99 on July 3, 2026, as a seven-seat luxury minivan with battery-electric and range-extended versions. Official material confirms 115 kWh and 80.3 kWh batteries, more than 700 km of claimed range for the BEV, 480 km of claimed electric-only range for the REEV, all-wheel drive and 30%-80% charging in 15 minutes. As of July 27, 2026, Leapmotor has not announced an official price, customer-delivery date, export timetable or WLTP/EPA range.
Last verified: July 27, 2026. BYDToday checked the Leapmotor/Stellantis official media release and separates confirmed specifications from details that remain unannounced.
What changed on July 27, 2026?
- Unsupported price, delivery-date and fixed WLTP-conversion claims were removed.
- Confirmed specifications are now separated from missing homologation, price and market-launch data.
- The seating description now follows the official release: the second-row seats rotate 90 degrees, while the third row reclines up to 180 degrees.
What Has Leapmotor Actually Announced?
Leapmotor and Stellantis Media described the D99 as the brand’s first minivan and said it is built on Leapmotor’s “D” platform. The official release, dated July 3, presents the model globally but does not call the event a retail launch and does not list a price or delivery date.
| Item | Status on July 27, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Global reveal | Confirmed |
| BEV and range-extended versions | Confirmed |
| China retail price | Not announced in the official release |
| Customer-delivery date | Not announced |
| Europe or other export launch | Not announced |
| WLTP or EPA range | Not announced |
Claims that the D99 has a confirmed starting price, that deliveries begin on a specific July date, or that its Chinese range converts to a fixed WLTP number are not supported by the official source used here.
What D99 Battery, Range and Charging Specs Are Confirmed?
| Specification | D99 BEV | D99 REEV |
|---|---|---|
| Battery capacity | 115 kWh | 80.3 kWh |
| Claimed range | More than 700 km per charge | 480 km electric-only |
| Drive | All-wheel drive | All-wheel drive |
| Fast charging | 30%-80% in 15 minutes | 30%-80% in 15 minutes |
| High-voltage charging | 1,000 V, up to 460 kW; company claims 350 km added in 15 minutes | Not specified in the official release |
The official release does not name the range test cycle in its English-language specifications. The figures should therefore be presented as manufacturer claims, not converted into WLTP or EPA estimates. Charging results also depend on battery temperature, state of charge and charger output.
How Many Seats and How Much Cargo Space Does the D99 Have?
The D99 uses a 2-2-3 layout for seven occupants. Leapmotor says the powered second-row seats offer massage and a zero-gravity mode. The second-row seats can rotate 90 degrees; the official release says the third row can recline up to 180 degrees to create a bed-like surface.
That distinction corrects an easy-to-repeat error: the official source does not say the second-row seats rotate 180 degrees.
Leapmotor lists more than 706 liters of cargo capacity with all seats in use and up to 2,890 liters when the third row is folded. Other announced cabin features include a 21.4-inch rear entertainment screen, a 23-speaker Dolby Atmos audio system, multi-zone climate control and a temperature-controlled storage compartment.
What Chassis, Driver-Assistance and Safety Hardware Is Confirmed?
The D99 has dual-chamber air suspension linked to road-condition sensing. Leapmotor says the vehicle uses a Qualcomm 8797 platform, LiDAR and 44 driver-assistance functions, including autonomous emergency braking, lane-centering support, rear cross-traffic warning and remote parking.
The official release also lists 11 airbags. These are manufacturer specifications; independent crash-test results and market-specific homologation have not yet been published.
Will the Leapmotor D99 Be Sold Outside China?
No export launch has been announced. Leapmotor International, controlled 51% by Stellantis, gives the brand an established route to overseas distribution, but that corporate structure is not confirmation that the D99 will be sold or assembled in Europe, Southeast Asia, Australia or any other specific market.
Readers tracking the partnership can see our coverage of Leapmotor’s battery-assembly work in Spain and the updated C10, C11 and C16 lineup. Those projects show overseas capability, not a D99 market commitment.
What Must Buyers Know Before Comparing the D99?
A price comparison is premature because Leapmotor has not published a D99 price or trim map. Buyers who need a vehicle now should compare available minivans using homologated range, local warranty, charging access and delivered price. Buyers who can wait should compare the D99 only after those four items are official for their market.
- Official prices and trim structure
- Vehicle dimensions, motor output and acceleration data
- The test cycle behind the quoted range figures
- China order and customer-delivery dates
- Export markets, homologated range and local warranty terms
- Independent charging, range and safety tests
Main risk: The largest unknown is not battery size. It is whether launch-market versions keep the revealed specifications and how independent range, charging and crash tests compare with Leapmotor’s claims.
How Did BYDToday Verify the D99 Specifications?
BYDToday used the July 3 Leapmotor/Stellantis media release for every quoted specification and official image. Details absent from that release, including price, delivery timing, export markets and homologated range, remain labeled as unannounced rather than estimated.
- Leapmotor/Stellantis Media: global reveal of the D99, published July 3, 2026. This release supplies the specifications and official images used in this article.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Leapmotor D99
What is the Leapmotor D99 price?
Leapmotor had not announced an official D99 price as of July 27, 2026. Prices circulating without a current company source should be treated as unconfirmed.
Has the Leapmotor D99 launched?
The D99 has been globally revealed. The official source does not provide a retail launch date or a customer-delivery date.
What is the Leapmotor D99 range?
Leapmotor claims more than 700 km for the 115 kWh BEV and 480 km of electric-only range for the 80.3 kWh range-extended model. The official release does not identify a WLTP or EPA rating.
How fast can the D99 charge?
Leapmotor says both versions can charge from 30% to 80% in 15 minutes. The BEV uses a 1,000 V system rated at up to 460 kW, with a claimed 350 km of range added in 15 minutes.
Will the Leapmotor D99 come to Europe?
No European launch has been confirmed. Stellantis gives Leapmotor an overseas distribution network, but the D99 announcement does not name export markets.
Which Leapmotor D99 specifications are still missing?
Leapmotor has not published the D99’s full dimensions, motor output, acceleration, named range-test cycle, trim prices, customer-delivery date, export markets or market-specific warranty terms.
