Wearnes Automotive has signed a partnership agreement with Li Auto to bring the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker to Singapore, with a showroom at 45 Leng Kee Road and retail operations due to start in the first quarter of 2027.

Li MEGA and Li i6 expected in Singapore in 2027

The partnership will introduce the Li MEGA and Li i6 to Singapore, both expected in 2027. Wearnes says it aims to give local customers a wider choice of premium EVs that combine distinctive design, advanced technology and practical everyday use. Further details on products and the roll-out will be shared in the coming months.

The signing ceremony took place in Beijing on 10 November and covered key markets including Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Vietnam and Myanmar.

Leng Kee Road showroom opens in Q1 2027

The Singapore showroom will be at 45 Leng Kee Road. Retail operations and aftersales support are due to begin in the first quarter of 2027.

Andre Roy, Chief Executive Officer of Wearnes Automotive, said the group has “the expertise and infrastructure to establish Li Auto successfully in the long run.”

About Li Auto and Wearnes Automotive

Li Auto began volume production in November 2019 and describes itself as a pioneer in commercialising extended-range EVs in China. It says it develops proprietary EV platforms, battery systems, intelligent driving solutions and smart cockpit technologies, and positions its vehicles around a family-centric “Mobile Home” philosophy. Its range includes family MPVs, all-electric SUVs and extended-range SUVs.

Wearnes Automotive, established in 1906 and part of the StarChase group, distributes and retails luxury and premium passenger marques. It operates in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Mongolia, Hong Kong and Taiwan.