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VOYAH, which just launched a Li ONE competitor, says it is not a competitor but a comrade with Li Auto
As a latecomer, the VOYAH FREE extended-range version is intentionally enhanced in comparison to the Li ONE.
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Li Auto opens third retail center in Guangzhou
Li Auto's retail center in Guangzhou's Panyu Aoyuan opened today, marking the third retail center for the electric vehicle manufacturer in Guangzhou.
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Li Auto rises 2.57% pre-market, recouping some of its losses from past two days
Li Auto shares have pulled back sharply over the past month, with a cumulative decline of about 30 percent since November 24.
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Li Auto surpasses 30,000 cumulative deliveries
The Li ONE set a record for the fastest delivery of the first model among China's new car makers.
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Li Auto files patents related to autonomous driving
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Li Auto's affiliate, Beijing Chehejia ("Car and Home"😉 Information Technology Co., Ltd. is applying for patents related to autonomous driving, according to information from data provider Qichacha.
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Analysts say China's NEV industry at the start of golden decade, but give Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto 'sell' ratings
Capital market enthusiasm has driven the industry to over-valuation, the analysts say.
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On the way to catch up with Tesla, where did Nio, Li Auto and Xpeng spend their money?
The amount of money they are spending on capital expenditures speaks for itself and is a sign of confidence and ambition.
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OPPO to launch Li ONE unlocking feature for Reno5 series phones
OPPO said it worked with Li ONE to create a seamless experience of "smart car connectivity", bringing the intelligence of cell phones and cars together in a truly seamless way.
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Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto's timeline for funding this year
Tesla, Xpeng, and Li Auto have all issued or announced plans to issue additional shares, leaving Nio the only major EV maker not having announced such plans as of Thursday.
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Li ONE sees 4,676 insurance registrations in November
The Li ONE, the only model of Chinese EV maker Li Auto, has accumulated 4,676 insurance registrations in November, making it the No. 1 SUV sold in China for the third consecutive month, according to the latest data.
