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  • Li Auto October deliveries fall to 29,025, lowest since February

    CnEVPost·
    - Li Auto delivered 29,025 vehicles in October 2026, marking an 8.63% year-on-year decrease and the lowest level since February. - Cumulative deliveries in the first 10 months reached 322,461 vehicles, representing a 1.96% year-on-year decline. - The company advanced its product lineup by initiating deliveries of the updated 2026 Li i6 SUV and the Mega MPV while expanding in-house technology adoption.
  • Li Auto Inc. October 2026 Delivery Update | LI Stock News

    StockTitan·
    - Li Auto announced the delivery of 29,025 vehicles in October 2026, bringing its cumulative deliveries to 1,862,676 as of October 31, 2026. - The company launched new products including the 2026 Li i6 and proprietary technologies such as the Lianshan Battery and Lianshan Motor. - As of October 31, 2026, Li Auto operated 481 retail stores, 527 servicing centers, and 4,206 super charging stations across China.
  • Li Auto's i6 production reaches 200,000 as November capacity targets 20,000

    CnEVPost·
    - Li Auto announced that cumulative production of its Li i6 electric SUV reached 200,000 units on October 30, 2026, following the recent launch of the updated 2026 model priced starting at 249,800 yuan. - The company aims to increase i6 production capacity to 20,000 units in November and further in December to address current wait times of 7 to 8 weeks. - The updated Li i6 features upgrades including an in-house Mach M100 driver-assistance chip and a 96-kWh battery, supporting the brand's ongoing deliveries and upcoming European expansion.
  • Li Auto launches 2026 i6 with unchanged starting price, upgraded in-house chip and battery

    CnEVPost·
    - Li Auto has launched the 2026 Li i6 electric SUV with an unchanged starting price of 249,800 yuan while offering an introductory price of 239,800 yuan. - The upgraded model features standard in-house Mach M100 chips delivering 1,280 TOPS of computing power, a 96 kWh Lianshan 5C battery increasing range up to 780 km, and enhanced cabin technology. - This update aims to bolster domestic battery electric vehicle sales and support the vehicle's planned launch in Europe under the name Li 6 in early 2027.
  • Weekly Recap | LI AUTO-W +0.71%, most brokers rate it buy

    Weekly Review·
    - Li Auto-W accumulated a 0.71 % gain this week, closing at 45.08 HKD and outperforming the Hang Seng Index by 5.23 percentage points. - The company released its self-developed electric technology system named "Lianshan" during its Power Day event on October 20. - A total of 23 institutions rated the stock as a buy or overweight, with a consensus target price of 57.54 HKD.
  • Li Auto, Inc. Class A (L87) Gets a Buy from Morgan Stanley

    Tip Ranks·
    - Morgan Stanley analyst Tim Hsiao maintained a Buy rating on Li Auto, Inc. Class A on October 21 with a price target of HK$68.50. - The company's shares previously closed at HK$45.82 prior to the report's release. - The broader analyst consensus for Li Auto currently suggests a Moderate Buy rating.
  • Li Auto launches Lianshan in-house EV tech system, backs self-developed batteries with lifetime safety pledges

    CnEVPost·
    - Chinese automaker Li Auto has launched its in-house developed Lianshan electric powertrain technology system, covering batteries, electric drive units, and charging networks. - The company is shifting its battery supply from CATL to in-house production via a joint venture with Sunwoda while offering lifetime safety guarantees against self-ignition and post-collision fires. - The new Lianshan system aims to improve vehicle range, charging performance, and consumer confidence as the automaker expands its proprietary technology across all future models.
  • China proposes uniform rules for automated driving lights, targeting 2028 roll-out

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    - China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has proposed a draft standard allowing optional turquoise marker lights for vehicles equipped with Level 3 or higher automated driving systems. - The proposed regulations would take effect on January 1, 2028, and restrict text displays, facial patterns, and certain voice or gesture controls on vehicle lights. - This initiative aims to establish a uniform standards framework for signaling automated driving status and address compliance concerns in the automotive industry.
  • Li Auto to hold Power Day on October 20 to share latest EV tech advances

    CnEVPost·
    - Li Auto will host its Power Day EV technology event on October 20, 2026, to showcase its latest research and development advances in in-house battery technologies. - The event precedes the October 28 launch of the updated Li i6 SUV, which will feature the company's in-house 5C batteries and Mach chip. - The automaker aims to expand its internally developed core components across its vehicle lineup while maintaining partnerships with existing battery suppliers.
  • Weekly Recap | LI AUTO-W -0.31%, chip unit raises external funds

    Weekly Review·
    - Li Auto - W fell 0.31 % to close at 44.76 HKD over four trading days, slightly outperforming the Hang Seng Index by 0.04 percentage points. - The company announced an external equity financing agreement for its chip business through Mach Heart Technology to extend its self-developed chip chain, while its model i6 made its European debut. - A total of 26 institutions maintained a consensus buy rating on the stock with an average target price of 58.23 HKD.
  • Li Auto Raises Capital for MHX Technology, Diluting Stake but Retaining Control

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    - Li Auto arranged a new equity financing round for its subsidiary MHX Technology, bringing in MHZX Intelligent Technology and several external investors. - The transaction involves RMB 1 billion from MHZX and RMB 625 million from other investors, which will dilute Li Auto's stake from 100% to about 74%. - This strategy aims to fund innovation and strengthen the technology arm while allowing Li Auto to retain operational control.