What is the range of Li Auto in kilometers?
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Without the range extender engaged, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology tested a pure electric range of 180 kilometers, with an actual tested range of 160 kilometers. In winter (10 degrees Celsius), the range is around 120 kilometers. Under combined conditions (full tank and full charge), the range can exceed 800 kilometers. According to owner tests, the Li ONE has a range of approximately 700-750 kilometers. Introduction to Li Auto: Li Auto is a luxury intelligent electric vehicle brand with the mission of creating a mobile home and a happy home. The company was founded in July 2015 and is headquartered in Beijing, with its own production base located in Changzhou, Jiangsu. Main Products: Li Auto's first product, the Li ONE, was launched in October 2018. It is an intelligent electric mid-to-large SUV equipped with leading range-extending electric technology and smart technology, offering a comfortable 6-seater space for family users. In 2020, the Li ONE became the sales champion in China's new energy SUV market and also the sales champion among domestic models priced above 300,000 yuan. By the end of May 2021, over 50,000 Li ONEs had been delivered, setting the fastest delivery record among new automakers.
When it comes to range, I think anything above 500 kilometers is necessary for peace of mind, especially since I commute dozens of kilometers daily. In city traffic, fuel or electricity consumption can spike, and if the range is short, you’ll constantly need to recharge or refuel, which wastes a lot of time. On highways, higher wind resistance also consumes more energy. Most family cars are advertised with a range of 400 to 600 kilometers, but real-world driving conditions—like using air conditioning or carrying cargo—can reduce that. If you’re buying a hybrid or electric vehicle, I recommend testing it thoroughly to ensure it meets your daily needs—don’t fall for marketing hype. Also, pay extra attention to range drops in cold winter weather and plan your routes ahead. Ultimately, a longer range means less hassle and more savings.