Li Auto reported 31,817 vehicle deliveries in September 2026, marking a 6.29% decline compared to the previous year. Cumulative deliveries reached 1,833,651 units by the end of the month. In the third quarter, the company delivered 99,964 vehicles, representing a 7.24% year-on-year increase. For the first nine months of 2026, total deliveries stood at 293,436 units, a 1.25% decrease from the same period in 2025.
The Li L6 SUV contributed over 10,000 units to September's total. The company expanded its electric lineup with the launch of the Li Mega Home MPV, priced at ¥509,800, and the Li i9 Home flagship SUV, priced at ¥369,800. Additionally, the Mach VLA 2.0 driver-assistance system was deployed via an over-the-air update to nearly 1 million vehicles equipped with Orin-X and Thor chips.
Li Auto plans to launch the updated Li i6 in late October, with deliveries starting in early November. This model will feature an in-house 5C battery and a Mach driver-assistance chip. The company is also preparing for its European debut at the Paris Motor Show in October, where it will introduce the Li 6 model, with European sales slated to begin in the fourth quarter.
As of September 30, the company's infrastructure included 485 retail stores across 160 cities and 532 service centers in 217 cities. The charging network has grown to 4,188 supercharging stations, which house a total of 23,077 charging stalls across China to support the company's expanding fleet of battery electric vehicles.
