Li Auto expands supercharging network to 4,171 stations

Li Auto has released its third-quarter 2026 supercharging operational report, highlighting significant expansion of its charging infrastructure. As of September 15, 2026, the company has established 4,171 supercharging stations and 22,949 charging piles across 31 provinces and 293 cities in China.

The network includes 1,368 highway stations and 2,803 urban stations. Its highway network, organized into a “nine vertical and nine horizontal” layout, covers 160 highways with a total mileage exceeding 100,000 kilometers, reducing the average distance between stations to 122 kilometers. Notable developments include the upgrade of the 318 Sichuan-Tibet line with 5C stations and a major expansion in Liaoning province.

During the third quarter, the network provided over 9.7 million charging services, with total charging volume exceeding 300 million kWh. The company is also upgrading existing facilities to its second-generation 5C supercharging technology, which supports both Li Auto models and other new energy vehicle brands.