Chinese EV maker reports weaker revenue and lower deliveries as demand shifts toward battery-electric models and costs remain high
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Chinese electric-vehicle maker Li Auto reported a second-quarter operating loss of 2.3 billion yuan ($342 million) as intensifying competition and shifting consumer demand weighed on vehicle deliveries.
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