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  • Deutsche Bank reiterates 'Buy' rating on NIO with $50 price target

    After the announcement of an additional ADS offering, NIO shares have been trading lower for the past two days in a row. But in Deutsche Bank's view, this is not something to fear.

  • Baidu reportedly considers building its own electric car

    Baidu has opened preliminary talks with Geely, Guangzhou Automobile Group, and FAW Group's Hongqi, but no decision has been made, the report said.

  • Xiaomi, BYD deny rumors of joint car manufacturing

    The car was said to be a convertible electric model with a pre-order price of RMB 84,999 yuan.

  • China has built 718,000 5G base stations, most in the world

    As of late September, the cumulative number of terminal connections for 5G users in China had exceeded 100 million.

  • Deutsche Bank initiates coverage of XPeng with Buy rating and $58 price target

    The price target represents a 31 percent upside potential to the Chinese electric car company's Friday closing price of $44.31.

  • Alibaba fined RMB 500,000 under anti-monopoly law by Chinese market regulator

    Alibaba was fined because of its investment in the acquisition of Intime Retail's equity interest.

  • Chinese display giant BOE shows off its innovations at NIO

    BOE did not specify whether all of these technologies are used in NIO's cockpit but mentioned that it and NIO have continued to work together in recent years to create an interactive, warm, and user-friendly intelligent cockpit.

  • NIO shares fall 6% pre-market after pricing additional ADS offering at $39

    Shares of Chinese EV maker NIO fell 6 percent to $39.46 in pre-market trading after pricing its additional ADS offering at a discount of about 7 percent to Friday's close.

  • NIO sets price for additional ADS at $39, 7% below Friday's close

    NIO sold 68 million ADSs, up from the 60 million initially planned, to raise $2.65 billion, the report said. Such offerings are typically priced at a discount to entice investors. 

  • Chinese EV startup Leap Motor acquires traditional automaker to gain production qualification

    Chinese EV startup Leap Motor has acquired Fujian New Forta Automobile Industry Co., Ltd. in a move that the industry believes is intended to solve its production qualification issue.