Li Auto plans to enter Thailand by the end of 2026, according to the company’s overseas public-relations team. Thailand would become one of the Beijing-based automaker’s first right-hand-drive markets, alongside Macau and Singapore. The company has not disclosed which vehicles it intends to offer there.
Li Auto has previously said it plans to make two models available in right-hand-drive form: the Mega minivan and i6 SUV. The Mega is a seven-seat electric MPV measuring 5,350 mm long, with a 3,300 mm wheelbase. Its two motors produce a combined 400 kW, and its 102.7 kWh NMC battery is rated for 710 km of CLTC range, or 582 km under WLTP. The company lists peak charging power above 520 kW and a 10-to-80% charging time of 10 minutes.
The i6 is a five-seat crossover with rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive versions. Output is 250 kW for the rear-drive model and 400 kW combined for the all-wheel-drive version. Its 87.3 kWh LFP battery is rated for 660–720 km under CLTC testing, equivalent to 541–590 km under WLTP. The article does not confirm that either model will be among the vehicles sold in Thailand.