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Li Auto in spotlight for Li L9 test car suspension breakage

The failure in the Li L9 test car is a one-off issue for non-production models, and Li Auto will address the issue in the final production vehicle, the company said.

Li Auto delivers 13,024 vehicles in June, says Li L9 launch didn't hold back order intake for Li ONE

Li Auto delivered 28,687 units in the second quarter, up 63.23 percent from the same period last year, but down 9.55 percent from the first quarter.

Li Auto CEO sees German luxury automakers' SUV prices in China dropping sharply within two years

By the end of 2024 at the latest, the main models of BBA's locally produced medium-to-large SUVs will be selling for less than RMB 500,000, he said.

Li Auto to issue up to $2 billion in additional ADSs, shares down 5% in early trading

Li Auto's move seems to be a preparation for its capital needs in the coming years. As of March 31, it had cash reserves of RMB 51.19 billion

Li Auto says Li L9 gets over 30,000 orders 72 hours after launch

Li Auto's goal of delivering more than 10,000 Li L9 SUVs in September seems certain to be reached.

Li Auto to adopt CATL's Qilin Battery next year, CEO hints

Li Auto is aiming to develop pure electric vehicles that can charge to more than 400 kilometers in 10 minutes, the company previously said.

EV stocks surge in Hong Kong, Li Auto rises 8% to all-time high

Li Auto launched its new SUV, the L9, on Tuesday, and Citi raised its price target on the company.

Li Auto launches second model, Li L9, with similar size to Mercedes-Benz GLS and less than half the price

The Li L9 is comparable in size to the Mercedes-Benz GLS and BMW X7, but with a price tag of about $68,650 it is less than half the price of the flagship SUVs from the two German luxury automakers.

Li Auto to launch L9 on June 21, CEO expects over 10,000 deliveries in September

Li Auto has produced thousands of L9 SUVs, which will be shipped to all its stores in July and deliveries will begin in August.

Li Auto delivers 11,496 vehicles in May, up 176% from April

Li Auto's parts suppliers in the Yangtze River Delta region have not fully recovered, and it continues to experience challenges with parts supply shortages, the company said.
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