Chinese company Li Auto has made an official statement about expanding its own Li overcharge infrastructure. According to brand representatives, another 15 charging stations will be put into operation in the 51st week of 2025. After that, the total number of launches within the network will exceed 3,700 sites.
The manufacturer separately emphasized the geography of the new locations. Thus, the first boost-charging stations appeared at once in several regions: in the Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture (Yunnan Province), in the city of Taoxian (Hubei Province), and also in the city of Yanbian (Jilin Province). For these areas, the launch was a debut, which should simplify the operation of electric vehicles and reduce drivers’ dependence on single charging hubs.
Current statistics were also disclosed. As of December 21, 2025, the Li overcharge network includes 3,701 charging stations and 20,505 boost-charging points nationwide. The infrastructure already covers 31 provinces and is present in 284 cities, making it one of the largest in its segment (source: news.yiche.com).
