Li Auto
Li Auto delivers 5,539 vehicles in April, up 13% from March
Li Auto saw its 50,000th delivery of the Li ONE in April, bringing the model's cumulative new vehicle deliveries to 51,715 by the end of April, 17 months after it began deliveries in December 2019.
Li Auto's 2,000-person Shanghai R&D center completed
The center will focus on cutting-edge development of smart electric vehicle technology, including ultra-fast charging, autonomous driving, and next-generation smart cabin technology.
Li Auto establishes new company in Shanghai with RMB 1 billion registered capital
The company's scope of operations includes technology services and development within the fields of automotive technology, cloud platform technology, and big data technology.
Li Auto CEO offers his advices on regulation on brake failure
If a car manufacturer is cheating, regulators should simply disqualify it from production and sale, Li said.
Li Auto says its self-driving system can compete with Huawei and Tesla by next year
Li Auto's autonomous driving system, equipped with 508 Tops of computing power and LiDAR, could compete with Huawei and Tesla by next year, Li Xiang, CEO of the Chinese electric car company, said on Weibo on April 20.
Li Auto reportedly to deepen co-op with Horizon Robotics to accelerate vehicle intelligence
Chinese electric car company Li Auto will launch a deep partnership with local chip company Horizon Robotics to build sustainable evolutionary smart cars using the latter's full range of Journey chips, local media outlet xuangubao.cn said Monday.
Li Auto establishes new company in Beijing with registered capital of RMB 1 billion
Local media said earlier this month that Li Auto is planning to build a second factory, most likely in Beijing, where the company is headquartered.
Li Auto completes offering of $862.5 million convertible senior notes
Li Auto closed down 4.3 percent to $21.78 on Monday. Its Chinese peer Nio also closed down 2.57 percent to $37.14, and Xpeng Motors fell 1.45 percent to $33.99.
Li Auto to issue up to $750 million in convertible notes, shares fall 4% after hours
Chinese electric car maker Li Auto announced plans Monday to issue up to $750 million in convertible senior notes due 2028 , its first capital markets financing so far this year.
Li Auto reportedly plans to build second factory, possibly in Beijing, where it is headquartered
Li Auto is planning to build a second factory, most likely in Beijing, where the company is headquartered, local media iautodaily.com said on April 2, citing sources familiar with the matter.
