Li Auto
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NIO responds to US bill that could result in delisting of Chinese listed companies
A looming US delisting bill is putting pressure on the stock prices of three of China's best-known electric car companies, but NIO doesn't think it's likely to affect them.
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Li Auto files for additional 47 million ADSs, putting further pressure on stock price
Li Auto said the funds will be used to develop next-generation electric vehicle technologies, including high-voltage platforms, batteries, and fast charging technologies.
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Meet the company that could be dragging NIO, XPeng, and Li Auto shares down
NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng continue to bleed due to the short-selling of Kandi.
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Li Auto delivers record 4,646 units in November, new orders exceed monthly production for first time
Li ONE, the only model in Li Auto's lineup, delivered 4,646 units in November, setting another monthly delivery record, up 25.8 percent from October, the Chinese EV maker announced today.
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Goldman Sachs raises price targets on Li Auto and NIO, EV makers' shares soar pre-market
Goldman Sachs analyst Fei Fang raised the bank's price target on Li Auto to $60 from $20.60, maintaining a "Confident Buy" rating.
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Top VC on stock price surge of Chinese EV makers: How to be 'friend of valuation'?
The shares of the three Chinese EV giants recently listed in the U.S. have all skyrocketed. Matrix Partners China, a leading venture capital (VC) firm that has backed major Chinese tech firms at their early stages, released their thoughts in an article published Wednesday.
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China Passenger Car Association says high valuations for Chinese EV makers good thing
The CPCA said there seems to be no other carmaker that can catch up with Tesla's development line like the new Chinese carmakers, and the reaction of US investors is a recognition of this move and future trends.
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China's A-share listed company makes $1.37 billion from Li Auto investment
Leo Group, which is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, recently said on a platform to communicate with investors that it holds 343,316,240 Li Auto ADSs through a wholly owned subsidiary in Hong Kong at an investment cost of RMB 450 million. As of November 23, the company held Li Auto shares with a market value of about RMB 9.8 billion.
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CICC comments on Chinese EV trio's Q3 results: Continued improvement in operations
In the third quarter, China's new energy vehicle market has gradually emerged from the impact of less subsidy and Covid-19, and the penetration rate of the new energy vehicle market has been increasing.
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China's top investment bank CICC explains why NIO, Li Auto, XPeng are successful
From the experience of NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng, success in the new energy vehicle market requires the ability to build their own distinctiveness.