Li Auto has delivered 29,927 cars in January 2025 and its cumulative deliveries have reached an impressive 1,163,799 units since first starting delivery of the Li One in December 2019.

Deliveries softened by -4% year-on-year from 31,166 units delivered in January of 2024, but much of that is due to Chinese New Year’s timing, which began in mid-February last year, as opposed to end of January this year.

In fact, even if the public holidays of Chinese New Year started on January 28 and ends on February 4, many companies shut down operations sooner.

For example, Tesla China paused Model Y production at Shanghai Gigafactory on January 22.

However, that did not prevent another emerging NEV brand, XPeng, to deliver 30,350 vehicles, a 3rd consecutive month in excess of 30,000 deliveries.

On Li Auto's mobile app, the company recently launched a series of festive features for the Chinese New Year.

These include "Spring Festival Greeting Card Creation," allowing users to easily customize unique electronic greeting cards to send New Year wishes to their families; "Spring Festival Goodies," helping users select festive items; and "Spring Festival Q&A," providing users with knowledge about traditional Chinese New Year culture.

"We are grateful to over a million user families, partners, our employees and their families, and industry colleagues.

We wish everyone a happy New Year and greater happiness in the Year of the Snake," said Li Xiang, Chairman and CEO of Li Auto.

As of January 31, 2025, Li Auto has established 500 retail centers across 150 cities nationwide.

The company also operates 486 after-sales service centers and authorized body and paint centers, covering 225 cities.

Additionally, Li Auto has deployed 1,845 Li Auto Supercharging Stations nationwide, with a total of 9,820 charging piles.