A Look at li Auto launches new-generation Mega at lower price to revive flagship MPV
The new-generation Li Mega comes only in the Home version, priced at 509,800 yuan ($75,160), 50,000 yuan less than the previous Home version.
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Here’s li Auto launches new L9 in UAE in key Middle East expansion step
The new Li L9 starts at about $87,100 in the UAE and has been specially adapted to the local climate and user preferences.
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A Look at li Auto to invest $390 million in Sunwoda EVB, becoming second-largest shareholder
Li Auto will directly hold an 8.79% stake in Sunwoda’s power battery unit, while its related entities will have a combined stake of 11.17%.
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Li Auto plans lineup-wide shift to in-house batteries, refreshed i6 launch in Q4 You Should Know
The new-generation Li Mega and upcoming Li i9 will gradually switch from CATL batteries to batteries developed in-house by Li Auto.
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Li Auto to launch i9 flagship electric SUV on September 16 with focus on family comfort: A Practical Look
Li i9 Home features rotating zero-gravity seats and will be Li Auto’s second model to offer a Home version, following the Li Mega MPV.
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Li Auto kicks off European push with golf partnership, names overseas i6 Li 6 — Explained
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.
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Li Auto launches flagship i9 electric SUV with more family space in premium EV push You Should Know
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.
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What to Know About li Auto launches revamped L6 SUV at unchanged price to revive sales
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.
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Li Auto begins deliveries of new L6, once its top-selling SUV
Li Auto manufacturing chief Li Bin handed over vehicles to owners at a delivery event in Changzhou.
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What to Know About li Auto sets up chip company, echoing Nio’s spin-off playbook
Li Auto’s in-house developed Mach M100 chip is already in mass production on the new L9, L8 and L6 models.
