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Li MEGA will be equipped with CATL Qilin 5C battery, which is claimed to "charge for 12 minutes and replenish energy for 500 kilometers".
According to a document from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Wang Xing, who is the co-founder and CEO of Meituan, a Chinese food delivery company, sold 1.33 million shares of Li Auto over three trading days (March 28-30).
On November 9th, Li Auto held a financial report meeting. During the meeting, Li Auto's CEO, Li Xiang, once again mentioned Huawei.
Many Chinese concept shares (CCS) plummeted after Monday’s closing. New popular electric vehicle stocks Xpeng Motor plunged 10.05%, Li Auto fell 7.39%, but NIO bucked the trend and rose 2.86%.
Chinese electric vehicle brand NIO said on Saturday that it expects to release the 2022 versions of its ES8, ES6 and EC6 models in late May, featuring several major upgrades and increasing the prices of vehicles and batteries.
Simon Wang, the head of AI algorithms for intelligent driving and the chief scientist for AI at Li Auto, will leave his job in the near future. Wang is mainly responsible for the research and development of AI algorithms for applications such as intelligent driving perception and maps.
Rumors have emerged recently on Chinese social media that Li Xiang, the founder and CEO of Beijing-based electric vehicle firm Li Auto, is planning major staff cuts during the second quarter of this year.
Vision Plus Capital announced on Friday that Wang Kai, former CTO of Li Auto, joined the firm as an investment partner. Wang's experience in the fields of new energy, autonomous driving and intelligent hardware, will help the company improve its portfolio.
Beijing-based EV firm Li Auto has priced its upcoming Hong Kong offering at HK$118 ($15.16) per share. Class A ordinary shares in the company are scheduled to begin trading on the main board of the HKSE on Thursday.
Chinese smartphone maker Honor and electric vehicle maker Li Auto have entered into a strategic partnership, the two companies announced on Friday.
We’re going to provide a brief list of China’s most valuable automobile companies by market capitalization as of August 2020.
Three Chinese EV makers, Xpeng, Li Auto and NIO, all announced their sales results for October on Monday, with Xpeng ranking first.