Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto has launched its Livis smart glasses priced at RMB 1,999 ($283), aiming to extend the reach of its AI capabilities. The lightweight device features voice control and integration with Li Auto vehicles.
Key Takeaways
- Livis smart glasses start at RMB 1,999 ($283)
- The glasses weigh just 36 grams and feature a Sony IMX681 image sensor for high-resolution photos and videos
- Sales will be handled overseas through Zeiss distribution channels
Li Auto’s Livis smart glasses are designed to serve as an entry point into the company’s AI ecosystem. The device offers standard features like photo and video capture, voice interaction, and integration with Li Auto vehicles for controlling functions such as opening windows or adjusting air conditioning.
The Livis glasses come equipped with Zeiss lenses and a Sony IMX681 image sensor that allows users to take 12-megapixel photos and record videos up to 4K resolution. The device boasts an impressive battery life of 18.8 hours, supported by wireless charging.
Chinese customers who place orders before December 31 can receive a government subsidy of 15 percent, reducing the price to RMB 1,699. Li Auto’s founder and CEO Li Xiang sees Livis as one of the company’s best AI accessories.
The smart glasses will be sold overseas through Zeiss distribution channels in Germany, aiming to expand Li Auto’s reach beyond China.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the specs of Livis smart glasses?
Livis features a Sony IMX681 image sensor, 12-megapixel photos and video recording up to 1080p @ 30fps. It offers voice control for Li Auto vehicle functions.
How much does Livis cost?
The glasses start at RMB 1,999 ($283) in China and can be subsidized by the government to RMB 1,699 for orders placed before December 31.
Livis smart glasses represent Li Auto’s strategy to leverage AI beyond its vehicles. The launch of Livis marks a significant step towards making advanced technology more accessible.
