The Li Auto i6 large electric crossover with five seats will reach Europe under the Li 6 name in Q1 2027, beginning deliveries in the Netherlands and Norway. More markets will follow as the Li 6 supports 8 European languages along with navigation. Interestingly, local customers will get the latest version of this SUV, which is set to launch in China in late October.

The Europe-spec Li 6 was officially revealed at the Paris Auto Show 2026 in France on October 12. As mentioned, it appeared to be the latest version of this SUV that was recently shown in official images. It could be recognized by its semi-hidden door handles. Other features include a new frunk with a double-knock opening function and matrix headlights. Dimensions of the Li 6 are 4950/1935/1655 mm with a 3,000 mm wheelbase.

The car’s interior gets a massive 29-inch display, similar to the new Li L9. According to the brand’s officials, the Li 6’s infotainment system supports 8 European languages, navigation, Spotify, and Apple CarPlay. It also has localized applications for European users, including YouTube, Apple Music, and more. The Chinese variant of the updated Li 6 will offer two zero-gravity seats in the front and a 21-inch ceiling-mounted screen for the rear passengers.

The Li 6 adopts the 800V high-voltage system, suitable for 5C charging. Its suspension is said to be tuned for European roads as well. The Chinese variant of this car offers a 96 kWh ternary NMC battery. Its entry-level version powers a 250 kW (335 hp) electric motor on the rear axle. The dual-motor AWD variant has a combined peak power output of 400 kW (536 hp). It was disclosed that the RWD version of the new Li 6 for China has a CLTC range of 780 km. It is approximately 640 km of autonomy under WLTP conditions.

The Chinese variant of the Li 6 also boasts a combination of the Qualcomm 8797 chip and the Li Auto in-house developed Mach 100 SoC. The latter is used for the ADAS functions and offers a peak computing power of 1,280 TOPS. The Li 6 supports the Navigate On Autopilot (NOA) function on urban roads and highways in China. However, there is no information on whether this system will be adapted for European roads.

The new Li 6 will begin deliveries in the Netherlands and Norway in Q1 2027, with more European markets to follow shortly. This model currently serves as the brand’s bestseller in China, with 152,842 units handed over to clients domestically from January to August 2026, according to China EV DataTracker.

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