Li Auto App bug doesn’t allow owner to drop control of vehicle even if it’s sold
For Li Auto owners if they sell their vehicles, they must also ask the new owner to link the Li Auto app to the vehicle, otherwise, the…
Spy photos show Li Auto’s new SUV with completely different front design
The front of Li Auto's large SUV, codenamed X01 and to be released in 2022, features a closed grille that is completely different from the…
Li Auto’s new large SUV to be all-out upgrade to current model, leaked specs show
The new vehicle will ditch the 1.2T three-cylinder engine from Harbin Dongan Auto Engine in favor of a 1.5T four-cylinder engine from Xinchen…
Li Auto said to cancel lifetime warranty policy by June 30
Li Auto will cancel its lifetime warranty policy for new car buyers by June 30, and its salespeople have started telling potential buyers to…
Li Auto hiring ‘Beijing plant manager’, cementing rumors of new factory
Li Auto has been rumored several times since early April to be building a second factory in Beijing, and while the company has never confirmed…
OPPO execs reportedly visited Li Auto to speed up car-building plans
OPPO's car-building project is still in the research phase and has not been officially launched yet, but executives from the company recently…
Li Auto says 2021 Li ONE available at all 91 of its retail centers in China
Li Auto says the model is now available at its 91 retail centers in China as its sales network in five cities, including Changsha and Harbin,…
Analysts explain why Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto stocks fell early in the year and why they may have reached inflection point
Nio, which rose more than 10 times in 2020, has seen its biggest pullback this year at 54%, Xpeng at 62%, and Li Auto at 58%.
An interesting change: Li Auto’s May deliveries surpassed by Neta
Li Auto's third position was overtaken by Neta Automobile, backed by Qihoo 360, China's largest cybersecurity company, which delivered 4,508…
Li Auto delivered 4,323 vehicles in May, up 101.3% from a year ago
Li Auto said it is confident that Q2 deliveries will exceed the upper end of its guidance.