Li Auto Inc. (NASDAQ:LI) has reported second-quarter deliveries above its revised forecast, though analysts remain split on the company’s stock outlook.
On June 27, 2025, the Beijing-based EV maker revised its Q2 delivery guidance downward to around 108,000 vehicles, citing a temporary sales system upgrade. However, the company later announced actual deliveries of 111,074 vehicles, beating the revised target and reflecting resilient demand.
Despite this performance, market views remain mixed. According to CNN’s analyst report, 42 analysts have issued a consensus Buy rating, with a one-year median price target of $27.98, representing an upside of 18.32% from current levels. In contrast, firms like J.P. Morgan continue to maintain a Hold rating, reflecting caution in the near term.
Institutional interest is moderate, with Insider Monkey noting that 23 hedge funds held stakes in Li Auto as of Q2 2025.
Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Beijing, Li Auto is recognized for its extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs), a technology combining electric propulsion with a gasoline-powered range extender to address range limitations.
