Gasgoo Munich-On April 25, Li Auto signed agreements with the United Arab Emirates’ Al Fahim Motors and Saudi Arabia’s Mohamed Yousuf Naghi Motors at its Beijing Green Smart Manufacturing Base. The deals mark the company’s entry into the Middle East with its L Series lineup.
Separately, the automaker unveiled specific entry plans for the Macau Special Administrative Region, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar — a move that significantly accelerates its globalization strategy.
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As part of its Middle East expansion, Li Auto will introduce its L Series models to the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Leveraging extended-range technology, spacious interiors, and intelligent cabin features, the lineup aims to offer local families a greener, smarter mobility solution.
In the Asia-Pacific region, Li Auto is forging partnerships with key dealers, including Hongyue Group in Macau, SDB Investment in Cambodia, Hongyun Group in Laos, and PMPG EV in Myanmar. The company plans to roll out its presence in these markets starting in May, further diversifying its Asia-Pacific footprint.
Rendering of Li Auto's upcoming store in Macau; Image source: Li Auto
“We will enter more markets in the future, including Europe and broader Southeast Asia,” Ma Donghui, Li Auto’s co-founder, president, and chief engineer, told international media.
He also confirmed that Li Auto will attend the 2026 Paris Motor Show. It will be the company’s debut at a top-tier European auto show, underscoring the continent’s role as a key target market for its next phase of growth.
Looking ahead, Li Auto aims to accelerate its global expansion, building on its partnerships in the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, its success in Central Asia, and its impending entry into Europe. The company remains committed to working with global partners to deliver smart, premium new energy vehicles to a growing user base worldwide.
