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Leapmotor C10 stops charging at 80%: check the limit and schedule

Before assuming the battery cannot reach a higher charge, check whether the car has reached a saved target or the end of its charging window.

2025 manualC10 BEV infotainment / fitted equipmentAustralia · export specification
CHECK YOUR CARC10 BEV · Australia English documentation · June 2025 manual · export equipment only

Checked against the English BEV manual linked below. China-market reports identify the owner question; they do not establish an export defect, a recall or a guaranteed fix. Match the handbook and equipment in your car, and follow current on-screen instructions where software differs.

THE QUICK ANSWER

Open Settings → Charging → Vehicle Charging and inspect the SOC limit slider and schedule. Choose the target appropriate to your vehicle’s handbook. Charging-limit priority can let a scheduled session continue beyond its end time until that target is reached.

The China-market owner report

A C10 forum question asks why AC charging stops at 80% instead of 100%. Responses suggest settings and battery-care routines; they do not verify a failed component or establish one universal daily target.

Before you start

Use the battery-care instructions for your exact vehicle and chemistry. This guide explains the controls; it does not prescribe 100% for every day or adopt battery-health claims from forum replies.

What to check

Tick steps as you go. Your progress stays in this tab.

Check the result

A target or end time may explain the stop, but changing a setting is not proof of a repaired battery. If the car reports a fault, follow that warning instead of repeatedly restarting charging.

Common questions

Does limit priority guarantee the target by departure?+

No. It permits continued charging; it cannot guarantee charger availability or power.

Should I always set 100% to solve this?+

Use the target and maintenance routine specified for your own car, not a universal forum percentage.

SOURCES & SCOPE

Where this guide comes from

Operating steps are checked against manufacturer documentation; Chinese owner discussions are labelled as anecdotal reports. They identify questions, not the prevalence or cause of a fault. Reviewed on 27 October 2026. This is a source-based guide, not a claim of hands-on vehicle testing.

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