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Li Auto I9 Brings Swiveling Seats and Premium Comfort to the EV Market

By Tech Desk · 2026-09-16 · Updated 2026-09-16 13:27 UTC
A sleek modern electric SUV parked on a quiet suburban driveway with its charging port open and a cable connected to a wall box.
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Li Auto has officially launched the Li i9, a six-seat flagship electric SUV priced at RMB 369,800, with deliveries beginning immediately. The vehicle targets the family segment with a focus on premium comfort and cabin flexibility, offering a spacious alternative to traditional luxury options.

  • According to GN auto tech/ev, the Li i9 officially launched on September 16, 2026, with customer deliveries starting immediately this week at a starting price of RMB 369,800. This rapid commercialization marks a significant step for the brand, which is expanding its lineup beyond extended-range models to include this dedicated battery-electric flagship.

    Source: Stock Titan
  • The new flagship SUV prioritizes cabin flexibility and maneuverability over raw speed, targeting families seeking a spacious alternative to traditional luxury vehicles.

    Source: CnEVPost
Based on reporting by CnEVPost and Stock Titan, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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