How Leapmotor is updating its cars between the factory and the showroom
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How Leapmotor is updating its cars between the factory and the showroom
Leapmotor says it can revise software on vehicles already at sea, at the port or during pre-delivery, allowing new calibrations to reach customers within weeks.
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