2026 Hurun Rich List Released: Which Automaker Founder Saw the Largest Wealth Decline?

Deep News10-27 16:51

The Hurun Research Institute released the 2026 Hurun Rich List this afternoon, with several automaker founders making the list, though their overall wealth shrank.

In terms of the scale of wealth reduction, Geely founder Li Shufu and his family saw the largest decline, with their wealth dropping by 45 billion yuan to 180 billion yuan, ranking 14th.

Great Wall Motor founder Wei Jianjun and his wife Han Xuejuan saw their wealth shrink by approximately 41.3 billion yuan to 73.5 billion yuan, ranking 71st, down 41 places.

BYD founder Wang Chuanfu saw his wealth decline by about 30.7 billion yuan to 150 billion yuan, ranking 21st.

In terms of percentage decline, Sokon founder Zhang Xinghai and his wife Yan Min experienced the steepest year-on-year drop, with their wealth falling 61% compared to last year to 14 billion yuan, ranking 537th, down 369 places.

Li Auto founder Li Xiang saw his wealth drop 51% year-on-year to 19.5 billion yuan, ranking 357th, down 211 places.

Additionally, XPeng founder He Xiaopeng's wealth stood at 38 billion yuan, down 21% year-on-year, ranking 172nd, down 58 places.

NIO and Bitauto founder Li Bin's wealth was 7.5 billion yuan, down 32% year-on-year, ranking 1,029th, down 381 places.

Leapmotor founder Zhu Jiangming's wealth was 5.5 billion yuan, down 35% year-on-year, ranking 1,348th, down 501 places.

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