Li Auto‘s June 2026 delivery figures reveal a clear split in model performance, with the all-electric Li i6 maintaining its lead and the updated Li L9 experiencing a significant rebound. The company delivered a total of 30,895 vehicles in June, marking a decline from previous periods but highlighting notable shifts within its lineup.
Li i6 Remains the Top Seller
The Li i6 continued to serve as the backbone of Li Auto‘s sales in June 2026, delivering 21,453 units. This model accounted for 69.44% of the company’s total deliveries for the month. As of June, cumulative production of the Li i6 surpassed 150,000 units, underscoring its importance in Li Auto’s portfolio.
Revamped Li L9 Achieves Strong Growth
The extended-range Li L9 SUV delivered 6,106 units in June, representing a 137.59% increase from the previous month and a 24.79% rise year-on-year. The updated Li L9, which went on sale on May 15, contributed 19.76% of total deliveries for the month. Its premium Livis variant secured over 10,000 firm orders within two weeks of launch.
For the first half of 2026, the Li L9 delivered a cumulative 12,807 units, down 51.92% from the same period last year and making up 6.62% of Li Auto’s total deliveries in that timeframe.
Performance of Other L-Series Models
The Li L6, historically a strong seller, delivered just 915 units in June, a sharp 94.44% drop year-on-year and an 81.64% decline from May. This model contributed only 2.96% of the month’s deliveries. Li Auto plans to launch the next-generation Li L6 on July 16, 2026.
The Li L7 delivered 754 units, down 90.89% year-on-year and 69.41% from May, accounting for 2.44% of total deliveries. No revamp plans have been announced for this model.
The Li L8 saw 562 units delivered in June, an 87.04% decrease year-on-year but a 33.49% increase from May. The revamped Li L8, launched on June 23, now features a five-seat configuration, with official prices set at $54,367 (~AUD 78,412) for the Ultra variant and $63,188 (~AUD 91,134) for the Livis variant.
Overall Company Performance
Li Auto delivered a total of 30,895 vehicles in June 2026, a 14.84% decrease from a year earlier and a 7.36% drop from May. In the first half of 2026, the company delivered 193,472 vehicles, down 5.13% from the 203,938 units delivered in the same period last year. As of June 30, cumulative deliveries reached 1,733,687 units.
Why this matters
The latest delivery figures highlight the shifting dynamics within Li Auto’s lineup, with the Li i6 solidifying its role as the company’s sales leader and the revamped Li L9 showing renewed momentum. The sharp declines in other L-series models reflect the impact of generational transitions and the importance of timely product updates.
These trends provide insight into consumer preferences and the competitive pressures facing Li Auto as it continues to refresh its offerings in a rapidly evolving market.
What this means for buyers
Buyers considering a Li Auto vehicle should be aware of ongoing model updates, particularly for the L-series. The upcoming launch of the next-generation Li L6 and the recent revamp of the Li L8 may offer improved features and configurations. Those interested in the Li i6 can take confidence in its strong sales performance and established production record.
Key Specs
- Li i6 June Deliveries: 21,453 units
- Li i6 Share of Total Deliveries: 69.44%
- Li L9 June Deliveries: 6,106 units
- Li L9 Month-on-Month Growth: 137.59%
- Li L9 Year-on-Year Growth: 24.79%
- Li L9 Cumulative Jan-Jun Deliveries: 12,807 units
- Li L8 Ultra Variant Price: $54,367 (~AUD 78,412)
- Li L8 Livis Variant Price: $63,188 (~AUD 91,134)
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