Li Auto confirmed that the Li i6 will appear as the Li 6 at next month’s Paris Motor Show, where it will unveil its global product lineup and European business plans.
The Li i9 comes only in a Home trim, priced just 8.8% above the top-spec Li i8, with more space and swiveling seats.
The new Li L6 starts at 249,800 yuan ($36,910) and is equipped with Li Auto’s in-house developed Mach M100 assisted driving chip.
Li Auto manufacturing chief Li Bin handed over vehicles to owners at a delivery event in Changzhou.
Li Auto’s in-house developed Mach M100 chip is already in mass production on the new L9, L8 and L6 models.
Li Auto said its L-series models are set to begin local production in Kazakhstan.
The Li i6 accounted for nearly 70% of Li Auto’s deliveries in June, making it the company’s most important sales pillar at present.
Li Auto delivered 30,468 vehicles in July, down 0.86% year-on-year, better than June’s 14.84% drop.
More than 5,056 local families have chosen Li Auto vehicles since it entered Uzbekistan in October 2025.
The Li i8 Rear-Drive Long Range starts at 309,800 yuan ($45,630), 30,000 yuan below the all-wheel-drive version.