Li Auto

Li Auto Inc. is a Nasdaq-listed company (ticker: LI) that reported a net income of RMB 591.1 million ($81.6 million) in Q1 2024, down 36.7% from the previous year and down 89.7% from Q4. The company is involved in the energy vehicle market in China, designing, developing, manufacturing, and selling premium smart electric vehicles such as MPVs and sport utility vehicles. It also provides sales and after-sales management, technology development, corporate management services, and purchases manufacturing equipment. Li Auto operates through online and offline channels. The company was formerly known as Leading Ideal Inc., changed its name to Li Auto Inc. in July 2020, and is headquartered in Beijing.

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  • Lower Q2 delivery guidance than Wall Street expectations.
  • Net income down 36.7% from a year earlier and down 89.7% from the fourth quarter.
  • No all-electric SUVs to be released this year.

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Recent Articles

Li Auto Reports Q1 2024 Financial Results: Revenue and Earnings Miss Analyst Estimates, Stock Price Drops

Li Auto Reports Q1 2024 Financial Results: Revenue and Earnings Miss Analyst Estimates, Stock Price Drops

Broke On: Tuesday, 21 May 2024 Li Auto reported Q1 2024 financial results with a 36.4% revenue increase to RMB25.6 billion, driven by a 52.9% surge in vehicle deliveries to 80,400 units. However, the company missed analyst expectations for revenue and adjusted net earnings per ADS due to declining vehicle margins and income from operations. Li Auto's stock price dropped following the announcement and concerns about competition from Chinese EV makers like Nio and Tesla China, as well as international players. The company also announced no all-electric SUV releases this year, adding to investor concerns.