{Economic Information Daily, October 2} Li Auto (02015) is currently down 4.5%, trading at HK$43, having briefly touched a historical low of HK$42.82. The stock has traded approximately 2.46 million shares, amounting to HK$106 million.
Li Auto-W announced that it delivered around 31,800 new vehicles in September, a year-on-year decrease of approximately 6.3%. As of this past Wednesday (30th), the company's cumulative deliveries in history reached about 1.834 million units.
The group stated that in September, the new generation Li L6 delivered over 10,000 units, while the new generation Li MEGA Home and Li i9 Home were successively launched. In October, the 2026 model of Li i6 will be launched and enter the European market, scheduled to make its European debut at the Paris Motor Show. As of September 30, the group has established 485 retail centers across 160 cities nationwide, 532售后维修 centers and authorized service centers covering 217 cities, and has put into operation 4,188 Li Super Charging stations nationwide, equipped with 23,000 charging piles.
Currently, the Hang Seng Index stands at 23,955, down 657 points or 2.7%, with turnover on the main board exceeding HK$79.4 billion. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index is at 8,019, down 200 points or 2.4%. The Hang Seng Tech Index is at 4,146, down 107 points or 2.5%. (am)
Li Auto-W announced that it delivered around 31,800 new vehicles in September, a year-on-year decrease of approximately 6.3%. As of this past Wednesday (30th), the company's cumulative deliveries in history reached about 1.834 million units.
The group stated that in September, the new generation Li L6 delivered over 10,000 units, while the new generation Li MEGA Home and Li i9 Home were successively launched. In October, the 2026 model of Li i6 will be launched and enter the European market, scheduled to make its European debut at the Paris Motor Show. As of September 30, the group has established 485 retail centers across 160 cities nationwide, 532售后维修 centers and authorized service centers covering 217 cities, and has put into operation 4,188 Li Super Charging stations nationwide, equipped with 23,000 charging piles.
Currently, the Hang Seng Index stands at 23,955, down 657 points or 2.7%, with turnover on the main board exceeding HK$79.4 billion. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index is at 8,019, down 200 points or 2.4%. The Hang Seng Tech Index is at 4,146, down 107 points or 2.5%. (am)
