Li Auto Unveils M100 Chip with 1280 TOPS Single-Chip Performance

On June 9, Li Auto announced it will hold the "Livis Day: Li Auto Software and AI Launch Event" on June 15. The event invitation was generated by LivisAgent running onboard using the Maha M100 chip. Built on a 5nm automotive-grade process, the Maha M100 delivers 1,280 TOPS of computing power per chip with a utilization rate of 82%. Based on a dynamic dataflow architecture, the chip supports diverse AI applications including autonomous driving, large language models, and AI agents, offering approximately three times the effective computing performance of NVIDIA’s Thor-U and reducing end-to-end latency by 40%. The new Li L9 Livis is equipped with two Maha M100 chips, providing a total computing power of 2,560 TOPS, and features the 3DViT perception model, which extends visible range by 50%. After upgrading to the Maha VLA 2.1 system, the vehicle achieves a tenfold increase in multimodal computing capacity and is fitted with a full-drive-by-wire chassis, enabling millisecond-level response across the entire control chain.