Li Auto Surpasses 1.5 Million Cumulative Deliveries as Assisted Driving Mileage Reaches 5.8 Billion Kilometers
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Li Auto has surpassed 1.5 million cumulative deliveries, while its assisted-driving system has accumulated an industry-leading 5.8 billion kilometers of real-world operation.
On December 5, Li Auto announced that its cumulative vehicle deliveries have exceeded 1.5 million units.
According to the company, its early-stage transition from being “questioned” to becoming “a consistent sales leader” reflects strong market validation for its extended-range SUV strategy, which has topped China’s passenger car (EREV segment) sales rankings for consecutive years. As of December 1, Li Auto has built 20,159 fast-charging piles and 3,636 fast-charging stations across 279 cities, making it one of China’s largest and most extensive charging networks and effectively reducing users’ range anxiety.
On the safety front, Li Auto emphasizes that “safety is never optional”, developing its vehicles under the C-IASI safety standards. Data shows that its active safety system has prevented 11.78 million potential accidents, while AEB (Automatic Emergency Braking) has avoided 2.61 million collisions, including 20,000 severe accidents. In addition, the Li MEGA and L-series models have received “Five-Star Health Car of the Year” awards, covering odor control and comprehensive cabin health protection.
In terms of intelligence, Li Auto is known as an “OTA upgrade powerhouse,” having delivered 84 OTA updates since the Li ONE, adding 1,960 new features. Its assisted-driving system has accumulated 5.8 billion kilometers, and smart parking has completed 200 million maneuvers. The in-car AI assistant “Li Xiang Tongxue” has been activated 4.8 billion times, while its “Task Master” feature has executed 21.8 billion commands, and Sentry Mode has been used 1.5 billion times, demonstrating a highly active smart ecosystem.
For user services, Li Auto provides 24/7 online customer support, having completed 13.29 million service interactions. Roadside assistance has been offered 240,000 times, including a notably long-distance rescue reaching Taxkorgan, Xinjiang—2,210 kilometers for a single trip.
