Li Auto-W Shares Climb Nearly 3% on Announcement of Next-Generation L9 Livis Edition

Stock News02-06

Li Auto-W (02015) rose nearly 3%, with shares up 2.46% to HK$70.9 at the time of writing, generating a turnover of HK$481 million. The catalyst for the movement was a post on social media by Li Auto's CEO Li Xiang on February 5, providing a preview of the new L9 model. Li Xiang stated that focusing on AI does not mean neglecting the vehicle itself, emphasizing that embodied intelligence must be integrated into a high-quality car to deliver real value to users. The new L9 will function as an "intelligent entity," equipped with a complete technology stack—eyes, brain, heart, nerves, and limbs—transforming the car from a passive tool into an active companion. Li Xiang also noted that the new L9 is not just a superior vehicle but also a pioneering work in embodied intelligent robotics. It has been reported that Li Auto will launch the next-generation L9 Livis edition, priced at RMB 559,800. This new version will be powered by two self-developed "Mach 100" chips from Li Auto, delivering the world's leading computing power of 2560 TOPS. The "Mach 100" chip represents a core technology that Li Auto has been developing since 2022. Combined with the company's self-developed large model and operating system, the intelligence level of the new-generation L9 is set to be significantly enhanced.

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