Li Auto Unveils New L9 Livis at $80,700, Rivaling Zeekr 9X
Li Auto’s new L9 Livis aims to compete in a crowded three-row SUV market with advanced technology.
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Li Auto’s new L9 Livis aims to compete in a crowded three-row SUV market with advanced technology.
NIO projects Q4 2025 adjusted operating profit (non-GAAP) of RMB 700 million to 1.2 billion (approximately USD 100 million to 172 million).
China sold 34.35 million vehicles in 2025, widening its lead over the U.S., India, and Japan.
The Canadian government expects that within five years, over 50% of electric vehicles imported from China will be affordable models priced below $35,000.
Toyota held a 58% share of the global hybrid vehicle market as of the end of 2025.
In Li’s view, the new L9 is positioned as an “intelligent agent” that goes beyond passive command response, with the ability to perceive, understand, and proactively serve users.
The Starting Point Research Institute predicts that by 2030, the market size for automotive sodium-ion batteries alone is expected to exceed 410 GWh.
Through this partnership, Hesai’s sensors will support autonomous vehicles, high-definition mapping, and robotics applications across the region
BYD plans to sell 1.3 million vehicles in overseas markets in 2026, up 24% from about 1.05 million in 2025.
Mass deliveries of the two models in Abu Dhabi are set for March–April, joining the locally available IM LS7.