Li Auto Responds to Li ONE Vehicle Fire: Suspected Iron Shard Punctured High Pressure Fuel Pipe

Published:August 7, 2020
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A burning Li ONE vehicle was discovered at around 4 p.m. on Aug. 6 on the Sihui and Lianzhou expressways in Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province.

A burning Li ONE vehicle was discovered at around 4 p.m. on Aug. 6 on the Sihui and Lianzhou expressways in Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province. Two people in the car were hospitalized for further observation, and the others had no injuries. Staff from Li Auto, the EV maker who designs and produces Li ONE, arrived at the scene immediately to confirm the vehicle’s situation.

Eight hours after the accident, Li Auto stated on its Weibo account that according to cloud monitoring data, there were no abnormalities in the battery or range extender after the accident.

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Eight hours after the accident, Li Auto stated on its Weibo account that according to cloud monitoring data, there were no abnormalities in the battery or range extender after the accident.Eight hours after the accident, Li Auto stated on its Weibo account that according to cloud monitoring data, there were no abnormalities in the battery or range extender after the accident.Eight hours after the accident, Li Auto stated on its Weibo account that according to cloud monitoring data, there were no abnormalities in the battery or range extender after the accident.Eight hours after the accident, Li Auto stated on its Weibo account that according to cloud monitoring data, there were no abnormalities in the battery or range extender after the accident.