Li Auto Mega Enters Mass Production and Delivers to Chinese Dealers
Li Auto has officially begun mass production of its electric minivan, the Li Auto Mega. Reports from Behind the Wheel confirm that the first units have already reached Li Auto’s dealer network in China.
The vehicle starts at 559,800 yuan in its domestic market, with a preview exchange rate near the time of publication placing it around 7 million rubles. The Li Auto Mega delivers an impressive range, up to 700 kilometers on a single charge. Engineers achieved a drag coefficient of 0.215 for the minivan, a figure comparable to many modern electric passenger cars and a notable achievement for a larger family vehicle.
With a total length of 5,350 millimeters and a wheelbase of 3,300 millimeters, the Mega is designed to seat seven. Inside, the driver’s seat offers adjustable cushion hardness, while the second row includes a 16-point massage function for added comfort during long trips.
An important update is planned for the first half of the year. Li Auto intends to refresh its proprietary intelligent driving system to enable hands-off navigation on on-ramps and to allow the vehicle to overtake other cars in traffic without driver intervention. The driver assistance suite combines lidar sensors, 11 cameras, radar, and 12 ultrasonic sensors to support automated driving tasks and enhanced safety features.
In related news, GAC has shown a convertible variant based on the Trumpchi Empow R sedan at a tuning show held in Shenzhen, signaling continued activity in China’s evolving EV scene.
Earlier reports highlighted user preferences in car convenience features. Specifically, it’s noted that women often consider notifications for unlocked doors to be among the most essential options in a modern vehicle.