Chinese automaker Li Auto Inc. said it delivered 29,025 vehicles in October; calculations based on company-reported figures show the total fell 8.6% from a year earlier and 8.8% from September.
The October count was 2,742 fewer than the 31,767 vehicles Li Auto reported for October 2025 and 2,792 below the 31,817 recorded in September 2026. Those comparisons translate into declines of 8.6% and 8.8%, respectively, when calculated from the company’s monthly totals.
Cumulative deliveries reached 1,862,676 through Oct. 31, Li Auto said, up from 1,833,651 through September. The company also reported more than 3,000 Li MEGA deliveries in October. Its update did not explain the overall decline or give a full model-by-model breakdown.
Li Auto launched the 2026 Li i6 on Oct. 28. The standard configuration is priced at RMB249,800, and the company said deliveries would begin within a week of the launch. Li Auto listed its Lianshan Battery, MACH M100 chip and more than 20 other upgrades among the model’s features.
The company said it plans to begin rolling out OTA 9.2 in November. The update is set to include MACH VLA 2.5 and refined cockpit Agent features.
As of Oct. 31, Li Auto reported 481 retail stores in 159 cities and 527 servicing centers and authorized shops in 217 cities. Its China charging network included 4,206 supercharging stations with 23,163 charging stalls.
