JOHOR BAHRU: Cycle & Carriage's (C&C) sixth Leapmotor branch in Malaysia opens its doors, this time in the Southern region of the country.
The one-storey Sales, Service and Spare Parts (3S) centre occupies approximately 3,783sqm of land with a 10,000-sqft built-up area in Kempas.
The detached facility combines a modern showroom and aftersales workshop on the ground floor, complemented by a mezzanine level dedicated to operational offices.
Its showroom, incorporated with dedicated customer consultation areas and a private vehicle delivery room, accommodates up to four display vehicles.
The centre's aftersales facility is equipped with four service and workshop bays, car wash bays and a dedicated detailing centre.
Stellantis Asean managing director Isaac Yeo commented that accelerating Leapmotor's network growth across the country remains the company's top priority as they continue to expand the brand's footprint across Malaysia.
"This expansion into Kempas, Johor Bahru, marks a significant step forward in bringing the exceptional Leapmotor experience down south, to one of the country's most dynamic and fast-growing regions.
"We are confident that Johoreans will enjoy a seamless ownership journey that pairs Leapmotor's innovation with C&C's renowned customer-first expertise," said Yeo.
C&C Malaysia chief operating officer Adrian Short added that the opening of their latest 3S centre is a testament of the dealership's promise to provide exceptional journeys and commitment to building greater customer confidence in the Leapmotor brand by delivering a seamless ownership experience - from vehicle purchase through aftersales care.
"We are excited for the continuous growth of the brand especially in the Southern region and look forward to offering more customers the best service through this exciting development and milestone in our partnership with Stellantis Malaysia,” said Short.
Both companies plan to launch more facilities in Klang Valley and Penang as they continue to advance their shared vision of making electric mobility more accessible across Malaysia.
