Gas prices are getting close to returning to their original cost from earlier this year. However, there is a significantly higher demand for electric vehicles throughout the country. A brand taking this opportunity is Li Auto.

The company just opened its first branch in Southeast Asia in Bonifacio Global City in May last year, with plans to expand throughout the country. The development didn’t take long: The Li Auto Aseana Showroom began operations last April 20. It is the brand’s second dealership in its first year of operation.

The upper-scale location the manufacturer chose suits the company’s specialty: a family-centric, premium, electrified car. To provide a better after-sales experience for owners, the first service center is also found within the compound.

“The opening of our Aseana Showroom marks an important milestone in bringing Li Auto’s premium intelligent mobility experience closer to Filipino families,” said Li Auto Philippines CEO Stone You.

After the ribbon-cutting, a surprise awaits—the Li Mega Home was unveiled.

It is the top-of-the-line model of the brand’s flagship MVP lineup. This four-wheel-drive BEV has a range of 710km and a total power of 536hp (with 542Nm of torque). It has a futuristic exterior design—which might remind some of bullet trains as its distinct wedge shape helps lessen wind resistance.

The unit has a spacious cabin, and the seats are heated and massage-capable, great after a long day of work. An intriguing feature not commonly found in most cars is the rotatable front captain chairs, along with a panoramic sunroof for passengers to enjoy—all for just P6,490,000.

To get a better look and experience the newest product of the Chinese brand, drop by or schedule a test drive at the Li Auto Aseana Showroom in Parañaque.

Li Auto may still be in its early stages in the Philippine market, but it is something to look forward to in the electric landscape. For those getting a car for their household or for those valuing comfort, practicality, and style, could the Mega Home be your next hauler?