Li Auto
Li Auto says Shanghai's new policy on PHEVs will have little impact on it
"The introduction of the policy in Shanghai was within our expectation and was implemented even later than we anticipated," said Li Auto co-founder and president Shen Yanan.
CICC expects Li Auto to enter period of high growth from 2021
Li Auto has passed the 0-1 stage and is now entering the 1-10 stage, with a high growth period starting in 2021, China’s top investment bank CICC said in a report released February 26.
Li Auto Q4 revenue beats expectations, net profit turns positive for first time
Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto reported revenue of RMB 4.15 billion yuan in the fourth quarter of 2020, above market expectations of RMB 3.793 billion and up 65.2 percent from RMB 2.51 billion in the previous quarter.
Li Auto said to launch all-electric car in 2023, with new Li ONE to be released this year
Li Auto has recently launched an all-electric vehicle program, with the first product scheduled for release in 2023, Chinese media outlet LatePost reported Wednesday.
Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto earnings coming, what to watch
At a time of fragile market sentiment, investors are anticipating good news from the fourth quarter earnings report.
Analysts expect US-listed Chinese EV trio deliveries to maintain high growth rate
"As the sales network continues to expand, we expect the new forces' deliveries to remain at a high growth rate," the report said.
Li Auto aims to be No. 1 smart EV firm in China with 20% share by 2025
Li Auto's 20 percent market share corresponds to 1.6 million units of sales.
Li Auto says Li ONE cumulative deliveries surpass 40,000 units
Li Auto announced today that its cumulative deliveries exceeded 40,000 units as of February 18, 14.5 months after Li ONE opened for delivery on December 4, 2019.
Smartisan founder Luo Yonghao voices his support for Li Auto again
Chinese smartphone maker Smartisan founder Luo Yonghao gave away 10 iPhone 12s in a Weibo lottery on February 10 in support of Chinese electric car company Li Auto.
Shanghai will no longer issue free license plates for plug-in hybrid vehicles starting in 2023
From January 1, 2023, Shanghai will no longer issue free special license plates to individual users as well as corporate users who purchase plug-in hybrid (including extended-range) vehicles.
