Li Auto reported largely flat vehicle deliveries in April compared with a year earlier, as the company continued expanding into overseas markets and prepared for the launch of a new flagship model later this month.
The automaker delivered 34,085 vehicles in April, up 0.43% from 33,939 units a year earlier, according to company data released on Friday. Deliveries, however, declined 16.97% from March’s total of 41,053 vehicles.
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For the first four months of 2026, Li Auto delivered 129,227 vehicles, representing a 1.91% increase year-on-year. Cumulative deliveries reached 1,669,442 units as of April 30.
April marked the company’s third consecutive month of year-on-year delivery growth following a period of weaker performance through much of last year.
Alongside stabilizing domestic deliveries, Li Auto has accelerated efforts to expand internationally. The company recently signed dealership partnership agreements in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, where its L-series extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) are expected to enter the market soon.
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The company also announced plans to expand across the Asia-Pacific region, targeting Cambodia, Laos, Macau, and Myanmar, with launches scheduled to begin later this month.
Li Auto unveiled the updated Li L9 Livis at the Beijing Auto Show on April 24. The flagship SUV is scheduled to officially launch and begin deliveries on May 15.
The Li L9 Livis carries a pre-sale price of 559,800 yuan ($81,980) and features two internally developed 5-nanometer M100 intelligent driving chips. The company said the system delivers computing performance of up to 2,560 TOPS to improve autonomous driving decision-making under complex traffic conditions.
