Li Auto to Unveil All-Electric i6 SUV on September 26
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Li Auto has announced the upcoming launch of its new all-electric SUV, the i6, scheduled for unveiling on September 26. Built on Li Auto's native all-electric architecture, the five-seat vehicle features a compact exterior with dimensions of 4.95 meters in length, yet offers a spacious interior with a 3.0-meter wheelbase and over 3.3 meters of usable cabin space. Regulatory filings with China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology reveal that the i6 will utilize an 800V platform equipped with 5C LFP batteries supplied by CATL or Sunwoda. This configuration supports rapid charging capabilities, claiming a 500km range from just a 10-minute charge. Powertrain options include a 250kW rear-wheel-drive single motor or a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system combining 150kW and 250kW motors. This launch aligns with Li Auto's broader infrastructure strategy, which includes plans to construct 4,000 supercharging stations by the end of 2025. The introduction of the i6 marks a significant step in Li Auto's expansion within the competitive new energy vehicle market, emphasizing high-performance charging technology and interior space efficiency.
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Li Auto to Unveil All-Electric i6 SUV on September 26
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Li Auto has announced the upcoming launch of its new all-electric SUV, the i6, scheduled for unveiling on September 26. Built on Li Auto's native all-electric architecture, the five-seat vehicle features a compact exterior with dimensions of 4.95 meters in length, yet offers a spacious interior with a 3.0-meter wheelbase and over 3.3 meters of usable cabin space. Regulatory filings with China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology reveal that the i6 will utilize an 800V platform equipped with 5C LFP batteries supplied by CATL or Sunwoda. This configuration supports rapid charging capabilities, claiming a 500km range from just a 10-minute charge. Powertrain options include a 250kW rear-wheel-drive single motor or a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system combining 150kW and 250kW motors. This launch aligns with Li Auto's broader infrastructure strategy, which includes plans to construct 4,000 supercharging stations by the end of 2025. The introduction of the i6 marks a significant step in Li Auto's expansion within the competitive new energy vehicle market, emphasizing high-performance charging technology and interior space efficiency.
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