IT Home, October 12: Li Auto Super Charging has released its 2026 National Day holiday report, with data collected from October 1, 00:00 to October 7, 23:59.
The company reported that during the 2026 National Day holiday (October 1–7), usage of the Li Auto Super Charging network saw significant growth. During this period, the total energy charged exceeded 41.04 million kWh, with over 1.36 million charging sessions—increasing by 110% and 119% respectively compared to regular days. In terms of user base, charging sessions by users of other electric vehicle brands (led by Tesla, Xiaomi, and Zeekr) exceeded 810,000, surpassing those by Li Auto brand users, which totaled 550,000.
In terms of highway energy replenishment, Li Auto’s high-speed supercharging stations have delivered over 26.07 million kWh of charging, accounting for 16% of the total charging volume for new energy vehicles on China’s national highways. Its supercharging network now spans 160 highways, with a total coverage exceeding 100,000 kilometers. Major routes such as the Daqing-Guangzhou and Lianyungang-Horgos highways have become the most popular charging corridors. Among these, the Linghai Service Area on the Beijing-Harbin Highway (Beijing-bound) recorded a daily peak of 830 charging sessions.
In terms of urban coverage and operational efficiency, Li Auto’s charging network continues to expand into tier-3, -4, and -5 cities, with charging volumes in cities such as Chongzuo, Guangxi, and Bazhong, Sichuan, increasing by more than 1,500% compared to regular days. In terms of charging efficiency, the entire network is equipped with 5,369 5C ultra-fast chargers, all of which are high-power devices exceeding 250 kW. The average charging time for Li Auto’s pure electric and 5C ultra-fast extended-range vehicles at 5C chargers is 12.95 minutes, compared to an average of 21.64 minutes for vehicles from other brands.
As of October 9, 2026, Li Auto has deployed a total of 4,199 supercharging stations across 294 cities in 31 provinces nationwide, including 1,385 highway supercharging stations and 2,814 urban supercharging stations. The total number of Li Auto superchargers nationwide has reached 23,115, providing robust infrastructure support for public charging needs.