New Li L6 Launches: L9-Level Interior, Optional Quad-LiDAR, 234km EV Range

The official interior images of the new Li Auto L6 have been officially released, showcasing a design language closely aligned with the Li Auto L9. The vehicle will be unveiled at a product launch event on July 16. Inside, the new model features a redesigned steering wheel that eliminates the previous screen setup and instead integrates an ultra-wide panoramic central control display. Both cabin chip computing power and screen resolution have been upgraded. The interior materials and door panel designs now offer greater depth and layering, while ambient lighting and a multi-speaker audio system further enhance the overall cabin ambiance. Exterior styling continues the brand’s family design language, with an optimized front grille that gives the vehicle a cleaner, more streamlined appearance. Standard equipment includes a roof-mounted LiDAR unit, and buyers can opt for additional side and rear LiDAR sensors, enabling a four-LiDAR hardware configuration. Other exterior details include semi-flush door handles and a relocated license plate frame moved upward onto the tailgate, while the full-width taillight assembly is retained. The vehicle’s length has increased by 10 mm, while width, height, and wheelbase remain unchanged, maintaining its positioning as a large five-seater SUV. Powering the L6 is a 1.5T range extender, with the engine delivering a maximum output of 113 kW. The battery capacity has been upgraded from 36.8 kWh to 51 kWh, enabling a WLTC-rated all-electric driving range of 234 km.