• If executed, it would mark the first executive share buyback since the company’s secondary listing in Hong Kong in August 2021.
• The potential capital market intervention follows a 19% decline in deliveries in 2025, as well as an ongoing exodus of senior management personnel.

Li Xiang, founder, chairman, and CEO of Li Auto, is considering buying back some of the embattled Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker’s Hong Kong-listed shares as the stock price hovers near record lows, according to a Wednesday report by local media outlet 21jingji.

The potential intervention comes during a challenging period, with the company’s Hong Kong share price plunging to a…