Li Auto has released a new-generation Mega, a 7-seat battery electric MPV, priced at ¥509,800. This retail price is ¥50,000 lower than the previous Home version and ¥20,000 cheaper than the Mega Ultra launched in April 2025. Deliveries of the vehicle are scheduled to begin this week.
The updated model features significant hardware enhancements, including 4 LiDAR sensors, rear-wheel steering, and an 800-volt active anti-roll system. It is powered by two electric motors with a combined output of 413 kW and a 108-kWh battery, providing a CLTC range of 710 km. The vehicle supports 5C charging, adding 500 km of range in 10 minutes.
Inside, the cabin is equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8797 chip, a 29-inch 6K front display, and a 21-inch 4K rear screen. The MPV includes zero-gravity seats, a 33-speaker audio system, and a floating table configuration. Driver assistance is managed by two in-house Mach M100 chips providing 2,560 TOPS of computing power.
Li Auto intends to expand the model's reach by launching a right-hand-drive version by the end of 2026, targeting markets such as Hong Kong and Macau. The company aims to revitalize demand for the Mega, which saw deliveries fall to 336 units in July 2026, following a peak of 3,277 units in September 2025 and a subsequent recall of 11,411 vehicles.