Li Auto Expands Charging Network with 28 New Supercharging Stations

On July 22, Li Auto announced that 28 new supercharging stations were put into operation during the 29th week of 2025 (July 14 to 20), covering 13 provinces and municipalities including Chongqing, Fujian, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Henan, Sichuan, Shandong, Hunan, Hubei, and Guizhou. The total number of operational stations has exceeded 2,900. Li Auto's supercharging stations include the Li 5C supercharger stations and urban supercharging stations. The Li 5C supercharger stations are a self-developed supercharging network by Li Auto, featuring a core ability to recharge 500 kilometers of range in just 12 minutes, with a peak power of 520 kW per charging pile. Notably, the Li 5C supercharging stations are equipped with independent cameras that automatically complete vehicle parking detection, ground lock lowering, and safety issue reporting. Operating status and charging conditions are automatically sent to the cloud for analysis and potential problem identification. This year, Li Auto has accelerated the construction of its charging network, adding nearly 50 supercharging stations weekly, showcasing its robust construction capability. As of July 20, 2025, the Li supercharging network has deployed 2,902 supercharging stations and 15,945 supercharging piles across 31 provinces and 255 cities. Furthermore, Li Auto announced the formal opening of the core sections of the national 'Nine Vertical and Nine Horizontal' high-speed supercharging network, with a total of 968 high-speed supercharging stations and 4,623 charging piles, extending from Harbin in the north to Sanya in the south, Zhoushan in the east, and Horgos in the west. Li Auto views supercharging stations as a crucial product and aims to enhance user experience while promoting high-quality charging network development to alleviate range anxiety for electric vehicle users. In the future, Li Auto plans to achieve a target of 4,000 supercharging stations by the end of 2025, continuing to improve the energy replenishment system for new energy vehicles and providing users with more efficient, intelligent, and sustainable energy replenishment services.