According to Li Auto’s release, the company delivered 33,951 units in September 2025, representing a YoY increase of 36.8% and a MoM growth of 19.0% (vs 28,529 units in August), bringing its cumulative deliveries to 297,149 units (YTD Jan–Sep).
Li Auto’s September rebound marked a clear improvement after several months of slowing sales momentum. The uptick was mainly supported by the steady performance of the L7 and L9, as well as early consumer interest in the all-electric MEGA.
Despite still lagging behind its 2023 peaks, the brand’s YoY recovery shows that Li Auto is stabilizing after production and model transition challenges earlier in the year. Sustained growth in Q4 will depend on broader acceptance of its BEV lineup and competitive pricing in the high-end SUV segment.
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