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Li Xiang, Founder of Chinese EV maker Li Auto, recently commented on the crowded seat arrangement of Geely-backed Zeekr's 009 model, which prompted a response by Victor Yang, senior vice president of Geely and CMO of Zeekr.
Behind Li Auto's price reductions lies an intensifying competition in Chinese EV market, which began since the beginning of 2024, following BYD's price reduction.
Li Wenzhi, former head of Huawei's global human resources business partner department, reportedly joined Li Auto as CFO. However, the EV maker's founder said that Li joined the company to lead an office for the reform of management and finance, not serve as the CFO.
As of September 7, three leading Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) enterprises, including NIO, XPeng Motors and Li Auto, had successively released their financial reports for the first half of 2022. The combined losses of three firms amounted to nearly 9.6 billion yuan ($1.38 billion).
Leading domestic EV manufacturer Li Auto signed a tripartite strategic cooperation agreement today with NVIDIA.
On February 15th, Li Auto released a New Year poster to tease its "mysterious new member" - the mid-to-large-sized SUV, Li L6.
At the beginning of June, Chinese electric vehicle makers scrambled to unveil their delivery volumes for the month of May, including NIO, Li Auto, XPeng, Geely-backed Zeekr, and others.
On the afternoon of September 30, Chinese new energy vehicle firm Li Auto held a product launch event for the highly-anticipated Li L8 SUV.
On the evening of Sept. 7, a car blogger surnamed Feng posted a video on Weibo, saying that Li Auto’s sole model Li ONE had another "broken axle" incident.
New energy vehicle firm Li Auto announced on August 14 its launch of a battery charging map service in China.
Chinese leading lithium-ion battery maker Sunwoda announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Sunwoda EVB, received an investment worth 380 million from a total of 19 separate investors.
The Hurun Research Institute released the firm's "2022 Hurun Global Rich List" on Thursday. Among the top 500, 16 people (including two couples) involved in China's automobile industry made the list.