Li Auto (LI) disclosed that vehicle deliveries reached 30,468 units in July 2026, lifting the company’s total delivered volume since inception to 1.76 million units as at 31 July 2026.

The July tally was underpinned by the commercial rollout of the newly launched Li L6, while cumulative deliveries of the flagship Li L9 surpassed 0.30 million units. Mid-month, the automaker expanded its international footprint by debuting the all-new Li L9 in Kazakhstan and initiating localised production. A late-July over-the-air upgrade enhanced intelligent assisted-driving functions across 2026 models.

Operationally, Li Auto’s domestic network expanded to 490 retail stores across 159 cities, complemented by 536 servicing centres and authorised repair shops in 219 cities. The company’s charging infrastructure comprised 4,141 super-charging stations equipped with 22,841 stalls nationwide.

Management reiterated Li Auto’s strategy of parallel development of extended-range and battery electric platforms while continuing to broaden its product portfolio of premium family MPVs and SUVs.