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Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers have recently reported their delivery volumes for March, showing that the auto market in China began to recover in March as demand for cars increased.
According to multiple sources, it is learned that Xiaomi plans to launch its third model in 2026 - an extended-range SUV targeting family users.
Due to recent power issues in central China's Sichuan, the supply of Li Auto's range extender factory in the province has been affected, leading to delays in the delivery of its smart flagship SUV, the L9.
Li Auto announced on Tuesday that it will sell American depositary shares (ADSs) with a total amount of no more than $2 billion through an at-the-market equity offering program on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.
Since the beginning of this year, a surge in reduced car prices has swept across China, prompting many vehicle companies to participate. Nevertheless, some companies, including Li Auto, NIO, Porsche, and Audi, have no intention of following suit.
Chinese electric vehicle makers scrambled to unveil their delivery volumes for the month of July on August 1, including NIO, Li Auto, XPeng, Geely-backed Zeekr, and others.
On June 19th, Li Auto's official WeChat account "You Ge Li Xiang" released an article introducing the company's development in the field of AI large language models. Chen Wei, head of Li Auto's spatial algorithm team, stated: "We had already started training for the entire large language model before ChatGPT was introduced.
Currently, the overall personnel scale of Li Auto's chip team is over 160 people, distributed in Beijing, Shanghai, Silicon Valley, and Singapore.
Li Xiang, CEO of Chinese car manufacturer Li Auto, said on Saturday that the official release date of the L9 model will be June 21.
On May 6th, Li Auto released a report on May Day travel. The total mileage of its vehicles reached 144 million kilometers, including 72.29 million kilometers driven by fuel, which increased by 147% compared to normal days and increased by 372% from last year's May Day.
On Wednesday, some users revealed on Maimai and other platforms that Chinese automaker Li Auto had broken off some contracts in May to enroll students who will graduate in the summer this year.
On Tuesday, Li Auto officially introduced its first pure electric SUV, the Li Auto i8, featuring LIDAR technology and through-type tail lights.