Li Auto delivers 31,817 vehicles in September as sales retreat

The automaker’s monthly deliveries fell 6.29% year on year and 15.56% from August, though third-quarter volume was higher than a year earlier.

Source: CnEVPost2026-10-011 min read

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Li Auto delivered 31,817 vehicles in September, down 6.29% from the same month last year and 15.56% from August. The decline followed an August rebound, while deliveries for the third quarter reached 99,964, up 7.24% year on year and 1.66% from the second quarter.

For the first nine months of 2026, the company delivered 293,436 vehicles, a 1.25% decrease from the year-earlier period. The extended-range Li L6 contributed more than 10,000 deliveries in September.

Li Auto also introduced the electric Li Mega Home and Li i9 Home in September. It plans to launch an updated Li i6 in late October, with deliveries expected to start in early November. The company said it had 485 retail stores and operated 4,188 supercharging stations in China at the end of September.

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