Li Auto Delivers 29,025 Vehicles in October 2026

By Public Technologies
  • Li Auto delivered 29,025 vehicles in October 2026.
  • Cumulative deliveries reached 1,862,676 as of October 31.
  • Deliveries of the new Li MEGA exceeded 3,000 units during October.
  • The 2026 Li i6 launched October 28 with the proprietary Lianshan Battery, MACH M100 chip and more than 20 additional upgrades.
  • The charging network totaled 4,206 supercharging stations with 23,163 charging stalls in China as of October 31.


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