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27/11/2025
The official ruble cost of three Li Auto models has become known

Li Auto has announced prices for Chinese crossovers that are officially supplied to the Russian market with Vehicle Type Approval. According to the brand's press service, three models covered with a guarantee will be presented in the Russian Federation: L6, L7 and L9.

L6 will be offered to Russian customers in two versions: Pro and Max, priced from 6,890,000 and 7,190,000 rubles, respectively. Prices for L7 available in two versions, Pro and Ultra, will be 7,690,000 and 8,390,000 rubles, respectively. The flagship Li 9 will be available in a single version Ultra at the price of 9,490,000 rubles.

Moreover, according to the press service, Li Auto cars available in Russia will receive a factory warranty of three years or 100 thousand kilometers, as well as 8 years or 160 thousand kilometers for the battery and electric drive components and 6 years or 100 thousand kilometers from end-to-end corrosion.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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