What is the range of the Li Auto electric vehicle?
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Li ONE can achieve a comprehensive range of over 800 kilometers under full fuel and full electricity conditions, with an actual range of approximately 700-750 kilometers. Without the range extender engaged: The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology tested a pure electric range of 180 kilometers, with an actual range of 160 kilometers. In winter (10°C), the range is around 120 kilometers. According to official data, in range-extender mode, the Li ONE's urban fuel consumption will be below 5L/100km, and highway fuel consumption will be below 10L/100km. Owner-tested fuel consumption is around 7.5L/100km. The Li ONE is equipped with a 45L fuel tank and uses 95-octane gasoline. Due to higher highway fuel consumption, the highway range is only about 650 kilometers. Li Auto addresses range anxiety: Li Auto's first model, the Li ONE, has been launched. The vehicle adopts a relatively complex range-extender technical solution, combining a large-capacity battery pack with a high-power range-extender power generation system to address the range anxiety of current pure electric vehicles.
When it comes to the range of Li Auto electric vehicles, as someone who studies cars daily, I can share some insights. Models like the Li ONE or L9 typically have official rated ranges between 800 to 1,000 kilometers, but real-world performance varies due to multiple factors. These vehicles use range-extender technology, offering about 180 kilometers in pure electric mode. When the battery runs low, a small gasoline engine kicks in to generate electricity, extending the total range. In daily driving, factors like highway speeds over 110 km/h, maxed-out air conditioning, or cold weather can reduce the range by 20%-30%, mainly due to battery efficiency and air resistance. City driving at low speeds in pure electric mode is both energy and cost-efficient, while the seamless switch to range-extender mode on long trips eliminates range anxiety. Charging is also crucial—fast charging can replenish 80% in about 30 minutes, and proper trip planning ensures stable range. Ultimately, range isn’t just a numbers game; it depends on how you use and maintain the vehicle.
