Li Auto has officially introduced the second-generation Mega Home in China, bringing a host of upgrades in design, technology, and comfort. Priced at $75,673 (~AUD 105,878), the new model is set to begin deliveries this week, with right-hand drive versions planned for Hong Kong, Macau, and Thailand by year-end.
Exterior Enhancements
The new Mega Home features a refreshed front fascia with ‘crystal brilliance’ decorative strips and UWB high-precision near-field radars, replacing traditional ultrasonic sensors for a sleeker appearance. Headlights now include ADB technology and silver rounded-rectangular accents, complemented by an intelligent three-colour ‘Star Ring’ light system.
Buyers can select from five body colours: Panda White, Grey, Silver, Amethyst Grey, and Elephant Grey. The model also introduces 18-inch ‘Flying saucer’ wheels in Space Grey and Panda White, semi-hidden door handles with anti-pinch electric suction doors, and a 2.6m ‘Sweet Home’ oversized welcome light carpet. The rear design features a 3D embossed tailgate and lowered taillights to enhance rear visibility.
Interior Features and Comfort
Inside, the Mega Home offers dual-tone colour schemes—White-Grey or Brown-Coffee—and a dashboard dominated by a 29-inch OLED 6K panoramic screen powered by dual Mahe M100 chips, delivering a total computing power of 2,560 TOPS. The steering wheel’s LCD screen has been removed, and seats now feature a diamond-grid pattern.
The cabin is designed for comfort and flexibility, with a dual-vertical sunroof, ‘Home Light’ ambient system with 396 LED sources, EC dimming glass, and electric sunshades. Four zero-gravity seats in the front and second row, with stepless rotation in the second row, allow for face-to-face interaction. The interior includes 31 heating zones, 18-point hot-stone kneading massage, and ventilated and heated third-row seats.
Additional amenities include a 21-inch OLED 4K mobile screen, a 10L cooling/heating refrigerator, a 33-speaker audio system, and a modular floating table that can be configured as a large dining table, side table, or ‘half-table.’
Smart Driving and Performance
The Mega Home is equipped with a 4-Lidar sensor suite and the new generation Mahe VLA driver model for advanced smart driving capabilities. Power comes from a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system, with the front motor producing 155 kW (208 hp) and the rear motor 258 kW (346 hp), for a combined output of 413 kW (554 hp).
A 108 kWh CATL ternary lithium battery pack provides a pure electric range of 710 km (~441 miles). The chassis features dual-chamber air springs, dual-valve CDC, and an 800V active anti-roll ‘Magic Carpet’ system. The ‘Elephant Welcome’ function allows one side of the vehicle to drop by 30mm (~1.2 inches) within 2 seconds for easier entry and exit. Steer-by-wire and rear-wheel steering reduce the turning radius to 5.5m (~18 feet).
Why this matters
The launch of the second-generation Mega Home highlights Li Auto‘s focus on luxury, technology, and passenger comfort in the electric MPV segment. With its advanced smart driving features, high-capacity battery, and extensive comfort amenities, the Mega Home aims to attract families and business users seeking a premium electric people mover.
The planned rollout of right-hand drive versions to Hong Kong, Macau, and Thailand by the end of the year signals Li Auto’s intent to expand its presence in key Asian markets.
What this means for buyers
Buyers in China can expect deliveries of the new Mega Home to begin immediately, while those in Hong Kong, Macau, and Thailand can look forward to availability by the end of 2026. The extensive list of comfort and technology features positions the Mega Home as a strong option for those seeking a high-end electric MPV.
Key Specs
- Price: $75,673 (~AUD 105,878)
- Length: 5,355 mm (~211 inches)
- Width: 1,965 mm (~77 inches)
- Height: 1,850 mm (~73 inches)
- Wheelbase: 3,300 mm (~130 inches)
- Battery: 108 kWh CATL ternary lithium
- Electric Range: 710 km (~441 miles)
- Combined Power: 413 kW (554 hp)
Source
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