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LI AUTO-W Surpasses Tesla in CN with 2.5K 5C Supercharging Stations
Li Xiang, Chairman and CEO of LI AUTO-W (02015.HK), revealed that the company has already built 2,500 5C supercharging stations so far, meaning that the number of LI AUTO-W's s...
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Li Xiang, Chairman and CEO of LI AUTO-W (02015.HK)  +0.500 (+0.491%)    Short selling $193.73M; Ratio 19.106%   , revealed that the company has already built 2,500 5C supercharging stations so far, meaning that the number of LI AUTO-W's supercharging stations has surpassed Tesla (TSLA.US)      in the Chinese market.

LI AUTO-W has been the fastest car company in building charging stations over the past two years as it aims to continuously create a driving environment without range anxiety for its electric vehicle users, Li explained. The company will continue to construct more and better supercharging stations on highways and across cities for its customers.
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