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Li Auto introduces Lianshan electric technology system at Power Day
October 20 reporting groups batteries, electric drives and charging under Lianshan; detailed battery-protection terms still need checking.
Media-based report · see original reporting below
Key points
- Lianshan covers batteries, electric drives and charging infrastructure.
- IT Home reports more than 4,200 charging stations.
- Battery-protection announcements are not an unconditional safety guarantee.
Reported details
Li Auto introduced the Lianshan name for its electric technology system at Power Day on 20 October 2026, IT Home reports. The system covers batteries, electric drives and charging infrastructure.
The report also describes a battery-protection plan. We have not independently obtained its complete eligibility, exclusions or compensation terms, so this article does not treat its announcement as a guarantee that a battery cannot catch fire.
IT Home reports more than 4,200 Li Auto supercharging stations. A network-wide total does not establish charger availability on a particular route or compatibility with every vehicle.
Editorial interpretation
For a purchase decision, the useful next checks are the exact vehicle version, applicable written protection terms and local charging provision. A technology-system name alone is not evidence of a measured improvement on every existing car.
This report concerns a China-market presentation, not a new vehicle launch or an overseas rollout. It does not change our model specifications, establish local warranty rights or imply an independent battery or charging test.
What it means
Media-attributed report by 归泷; the original manufacturer presentation and complete protection terms were not independently retrieved. Existing official MEGA photography is a generic brand reference, not evidence of Lianshan fitment.
Original reporting and attribution
IT Home / IT之家 ↗归泷
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归泷 ·