Li Auto

Li Auto delivers 10,052 vehicles in Oct, down 13% from Sept

Li Auto delivered 10,052 vehicles in October, down 13 percent from September and up 31.42 percent from the same month last year.

Li Auto's AI algorithm head reportedly to leave

The outgoing Wang Yilun is mainly responsible for AI algorithm development work including smart driving perception and mapping at Li Auto, according to local media.

Li Auto delivers 11,531 vehicles in Sept, up 152% from Aug

Li Auto delivered 26,524 units in the third quarter, above the recently lowered guidance of about 25,500 units.

Li Auto officially launches Li L8, starts taking pre-orders for Li L7

Deliveries of the Li L8 will begin in November, and the Li L7 will be officially unveiled in November and deliveries will begin in February 2023.

Li Auto sees 10,000th production vehicle of Li L9 roll off line

Li Auto says the Li L9 will continue to set new production and sales records among flagship full-size SUVs as production capacity continues to ramp up and deliveries are in full swing.

Li Auto lowers outlook for Q3 deliveries on supply chain constraints

Li Auto expects to deliver about 25,500 vehicles in the third quarter, meaning September deliveries will be around 10,507 vehicles.

Li Auto's Li L7 Pro expected to be priced at $49,000, leaked spec sheet shows

The Li L7 Pro will feature a dual-motor, four-wheel drive system with 330 kW of peak power that can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.5 seconds.

Deutsche Bank on Li Auto product plans: Premium SUV wars coming in China

SUV competition in China's premium segment will intensify dramatically next year, with Nio, Xpeng and Li Auto all aggressively going after German luxury brands' market share, said Edison Yu's team.

Li Auto to launch Li L8 early on Sept 30, teases Li L7 and Li L6

Li Auto has moved up the release of the Li L8 by one month and said it will launch and deliver the Li L7 in the first quarter of 2023.

Li Auto drops to three-month low in Hong Kong as shares fall below HK$100

Li Auto fell below HK$100 for the first time since early June, accumulating a 32 percent drop from its recent high on June 24.
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