Li Auto

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Li Auto is a pioneer in the extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) market in China and is one of the most prominent players in the field.
Founded: Jul 2015
Founder: Li Xiang
Ticker: NASDAQ: LI
HQ: Beijing
2024 revenue: RMB 144.46 billion
Website: lixiang.com
  • 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.

  • Li Auto to report Q4 and full-year 2020 earnings on February 25

    Li Auto today announced that it will release its fourth quarter and full-year 2020 financial results on February 25, 2021, before the US stock market opens.

  • Li Auto may make mobile charging vehicle

    Nio has been offering charging services to its owners via mobile charging vehicles since 2018, and on January 30, 2019, the company announced that the service would be available to owners of other brands, starting at RMB 380 yuan ($59) for a single service.

  • Li ONE receives five stars in new safety test

    Li ONE, the only model from Li Auto, received the highest rating in the latest China New Car Assessment Program (C-NCAP) on February 8, 2021.

  • Smartisan founder Luo Yonghao voices his support for Nio and Li Auto

    "Generally speaking, people who say Li Auto and Nio are bad are either those who have never touched their real cars or those who can't afford them. And then of course there are those who have taken sponsorship from their competitors," Luo said.

  • Li ONE gets V2.0.30 software update with new Smart Follow feature

    Li Auto started to push a V2.0.30 software update to Li ONE owners from February 4, adding new features including Smart Follow.

  • Meituan's founder said to have once borrowed $285 million from Goldman Sachs to invest in Li Auto

    Wang Xing, the founder, and CEO of China's online service super-app Meituan, at one time, pledged his shares in Meituan to Goldman Sachs and borrowed $285 million to invest in Chinese EV maker Li Auto, according to a veteran media personality.

  • Li Auto comes into spotlight with another accident

    Li Auto is back in the spotlight again after a video showing a moving Li ONE suddenly losing control went viral among Chinese Internet users.

  • Here's why Li Auto stock plunges pre-market after announcing January delivery figures

    Li ONE delivered 6,126 units in December, which means that January deliveries were down 12 percent compared to the previous month.

  • Li Auto opens R&D center in Shanghai to focus on cutting-edge technologies

    These technologies include high-voltage platforms and ultra-fast charging technologies, autonomous driving technologies and next-generation smart cabin technologies, the company said.