Leapmotor C10 debuts in subscription rental program with monthly fees starting at R$ 4.990

Leapmotor C10 enters Stellantis' subscription program, with a lease of up to 36 months that includes IPVA, licensing, insurance and monthly fee revisions

Stellantis' Chinese brand seeks to increase its presence in Brazil (Photo: Leapmotor | Disclosure)
By Tom Schuenk
Published on 2026-02-11 at 09:00 PM
Updated on 2026-02-11 at 09:40 PM

Stellantis has announced the start of the “Leapmotor by Subscription” program, the long-term lease modality of the Leapmotor C10 SUV. The service, operated by Flua! (the group’s mobility company), marks the Chinese manufacturer’s entry into the subscription car market, with monthly fees starting at R$ 4.990. Contracting is already available via digital channels and in the accredited dealership network.

The focus of the strategy is the C10 model in the ‘ultra-hybrid’ version. The vehicle uses range extension technology, in which the traction is purely electric, but a combustion engine acts as an energy generator for the battery, eliminating the exclusive dependence on external chargers and extending the total autonomy.

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Leapmotor’s subscription model tries to attract the consumer by predicting costs. The monthly amount includes bureaucratic and operational expenses, such as IPVA, registration, complete insurance with 24-hour assistance and the entire preventive maintenance plan required by the factory.

To make access more flexible, the automaker offers contracts with durations of 12, 24 or 36 months. Driving allowances have also been expanded: the customer can choose monthly limits of 500 km, 1,000 km, 2,000 km or even 3,000 km. At the end of the contract, the user returns the vehicle, without worrying about the devaluation of resale.

The commercial offensive is the result of the Leapmotor International BV joint venture , created after Stellantis acquired about 20% of the Chinese brand in 2023. The agreement allows the automotive giant to use its consolidated structure — such as the dealership network and the Flua! — to accelerate the introduction of Asian models in the Brazilian market, offering an extra layer of security to consumers.

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