Li MEGA Home Interior Upgrade Revealed: Second-Row Luxury Evolves Further, LiDAR Count Rises to 4

Recently, detailed interior shots of the 2026 Li MEGA Home have surfaced, drawing market attention. As Li Auto's flagship all-electric MPV, the new model delivers significant upgrades across second-row comfort, intelligent cockpit features, and intelligent driving hardware — though its official launch date remains unannounced and the vehicle is still in the spy-shot preview phase.

Second-Row Experience Fully Upgraded, Aligning with Flagship L9 Standards

The new MEGA Home retains the current dual zero-gravity electric rotating seats but features noticeably thicker seat cushions, newly designed diamond-quilted patterns, and premium white leather upholstery. Headrests now include exclusive embroidered 'Home' branding to reinforce personalization. The second-row track length has been extended for greater adjustment flexibility. The central console integrates a larger color control screen, adds a vanity mirror and a widened fold-out table, and adopts redesigned air-conditioning vents. Overall interior styling will align with the all-new Li L9, potentially introducing a full-width integrated display.

Exterior and Intelligent Driving Hardware Also Advanced

Externally, the front bumper has been refined with chrome trim added around the air intake. Side profile features dark-finished disc-style wheels paired with semi-concealed door handles for a cleaner visual appearance. Notably, the vehicle adds side- and rear-facing solid-state LiDAR units, increasing the total LiDAR count from one to four — laying essential hardware groundwork for future high-level intelligent driving functions. Minor dimensional tweaks bring overall dimensions to 5355 × 1965 × 1850 mm, with a 3300-mm wheelbase; overall length increases by 5 mm versus the current model. The rear end receives a complete redesign: the tailgate surface gains enhanced three-dimensionality, and the rear bumper features richer layering. A rear-wheel steering system is also newly introduced. Additional personalized exterior color options will be available.

Powertrain and Range Remain Unchanged

Under the hood, the rear motor's peak output rises from 245 kW to 258 kW, while the front motor stays at 155 kW — lifting combined peak power from 400 kW to 413 kW. The battery remains a 108-kWh CATL ternary lithium pack; although the physical battery pack size increases, its energy density hasn't been disclosed. CLTC all-electric range holds steady at 710 km, with a top speed of 200 km/h.

Our Take: Flagship Positioning Reinforced, Intelligent Driving Hardware Deployed Ahead of Software

While this leak contains no official confirmation, multiple upgrades point clearly toward Li Auto's strategic intent: using the MEGA Home as a platform to further cement its status as the benchmark premium all-electric MPV. The meticulous refinement of second-row experience reflects core family-user priorities, while equipping four solid-state LiDAR units signals long-term commitment to urban NOA and full-scenario intelligent driving capabilities. Final specifications and pricing, however, await official announcement.