Li Auto

Li Auto posted a fourth-quarter net income of 20.2 million yuan, but still recorded an operating loss of 442.6 million yuan.

If executed, it would mark the first executive share buyback since the company's secondary listing in Hong Kong in August 2021.

Former Li Auto smart driving head Lang Xianpeng has founded an embodied AI company, teaming up with an Alibaba veteran.

Li Auto is reportedly developing robots through a secret project codenamed "Nexus" and plans to release its first two-wheeled robot later this year.

Li Auto delivered 26,421 vehicles in February, marking a 0.6% year-on-year increase despite the impact of the Spring Festival holiday.

Li Auto has introduced a store profit-sharing program to incentivize sales outlet managers and address intensifying domestic market competition.

Li Auto delivered 109,194 vehicles in the fourth quarter 2025, marking a 31.19% year-on-year decline.

Li Auto has joined the Brussels-based China Chamber of Commerce to the EU (CCCEU) as a full member and become part of its automotive working group.

Li Auto's autonomous driving architect Lang Xianpeng is set to depart after transitioning to lead the company's humanoid robot unit two weeks ago.

Li Auto is one of China's automakers with the largest number of self-operated supercharging stations.