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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Global Auto Sales Hit 96.5 Million in 2025 as China Share Rises to 35.6%
China sold 34.35 million vehicles in 2025, widening its lead over the U.S., India, and Japan.
Li Auto CEO Teases Next-Gen L9 as Embodied AI Flagship
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.
NIO and AITO Lead China NEV After-Sales Rankings in H2 2025
China’s NEV after-sales service continued to improve in H2 2025, with NIO and AITO holding the top two spots, while Li Auto overtook Tesla to rank third.
XPeng Merges AD and Cockpit Units in AI Restructuring
It is a new AI organization oriented toward “automotive plus robotics,” and will be structured around base models, infrastructure foundations, platformized delivery, and product and project quality.
January Slump Hits China Auto Market as Xiaomi, NIO, AITO Post Sharp Growth
January sees auto industry declines, but many brands report strong year-on-year growth, signaling varied market performance.
Xiaomi SU7, Tesla Model 3 Lead Segment Rankings in 2025 China NEV Quality Report
rands including AITO, Xiaomi, NIO, Zeekr, Li Auto and Voyah have managed to maintain relatively low quality risks despite offering high levels of configuration.
Li Auto Delays i6 Deliveries Again Amid Battery Supply Constraints
This marks the second delivery delay for the Li Auto i6; in response, the company has announced three compensation options for affected customers.
Six Automakers’ Seven-Year Low-Interest Financing: Real Discounts or Hidden Traps?
Tesla and other automakers in China have introduced seven-year low-interest financing plans to stimulate demand amidst declining sales, lowering monthly payments and down payments.
China EV Makers Set 2026 Sales Targets as Leapmotor, HIMA Expand and NIO, Xiaomi Hold
China’s auto industry is navigating a pragmatic 2026 with varied sales targets amid intense competition.