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Nio and XPeng reported strong October EV deliveries, with Nio surpassing 40,000 units for the first time and XPeng continuing its growth, while Li Auto faced declines, marking a challenging period for the latter amidst competitive pressures and weak demand.
Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed amid ongoing U.S.-China trade negotiations, with no extension of the tariff truce and concerns over trade impacts. Meanwhile, HSBC missed profit expectations, Li Auto's new model disappointed investors leading to an 11% stock drop, and Australia's inflation hit its lowest since March 2021, supporting potential rate cuts. U.S. markets closed lower ahead of Federal Reserve decisions, and global economic outlooks remain cautious due to trade tensions and inflation trends.
Chinese electric vehicle startups Nio, XPeng, and Li Auto reported strong delivery numbers for May, with Nio selling 20,544 EVs, XPeng 10,146, and Li Auto 35,020. This growth comes amid a competitive market where Tesla has been aggressively cutting prices. The data suggests that domestic startups are gaining momentum, potentially impacting Tesla's market share in China.
Chinese EV makers, including BYD, Li Auto, Nio, XPeng, and Zeekr, reported strong sales in May, driven by promotions and incentives amid an ongoing price war. BYD led with 331,817 EVs sold, while Li Auto saw the largest sequential gain. Despite the sales boost, experts warn that continuous price cuts could hurt profitability. Tesla's China sales have declined, but the company remains a significant player in the market.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers BYD, Nio, Li Auto, and XPeng reported increased deliveries in March, reflecting China's growing dominance in the EV market. BYD sold 626,263 new-energy vehicles in the first quarter, including 300,114 EVs and 324,000 plug-ins, while Nio delivered 11,866 vehicles in March and 30,053 in the first quarter. Li Auto posted a 52.9% jump in deliveries for the first quarter, reaching a milestone of 700,000 cumulative deliveries. XPeng met its delivery guidance with a 20% rise in deliveries during the first quarter. These companies, along with Tesla, are shaping the competitive landscape in the Chinese EV market.
Nio has revised its first-quarter delivery guidance to around 30,000 vehicles, down from the previous outlook of 31,000 to 33,000, hinting at March deliveries of about 11,813 units. Li Auto also lowered its first-quarter delivery guidance, expecting to deliver between 76,000 and 78,000 vehicles, down about 24 percent from its previous guidance. Additionally, Tesla reportedly reduced EV production at its China factory due to sluggish growth in sales of new energy vehicles and fierce competition in the market.
Tesla stock rose nearly 4% as the electric vehicle sector saw a boost following strong fourth-quarter results from Chinese EV maker Li Auto, which surpassed earnings and revenue estimates. This positive news helped counterbalance Tesla's own underwhelming performance in the fourth quarter and the overall bearish sentiment towards the industry. However, despite the recent uptick, concerns remain about the high valuations of EV stocks in relation to their growth prospects, suggesting that sustained optimism in the sector may be short-lived.
Li Auto's stock surged after the Chinese EV company reported its first-ever annual net profit and nearly tripled its vehicle deliveries year-over-year, with 131,805 vehicles delivered in the quarter. The company also saw a significant increase in gross profit and maintained a 22.7% margin per vehicle during the fourth quarter of 2023.
Li Auto, a fast-growing Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker, is set to report its third-quarter earnings after achieving a milestone in EV deliveries during that period. However, concerns about competition, particularly from Huawei-backed Aito electric vehicles, have increased among investors. Meanwhile, Polestar, another EV startup targeting the premium end of the market, warned on EV demand, missed Q3 revenue estimates, and trimmed its guidance. Li Auto's earnings are expected to show a swing to profitability, with revenue surging 242% year over year. Li Auto stock fell ahead of the earnings report.
Li Auto, a major electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer in China and a competitor to Tesla, has broken its sales record for the sixth consecutive month. The company delivered 36,060 vehicles in September, marking a 3.3% increase from the previous month and a 212.7% rise compared to the same period last year. Li Auto shipped a total of 105,108 vehicles in the third quarter and 244,225 vehicles from January to September. The strong sales performance is attributed to robust demand in China's growing EV market, driven by the availability of new models and charging stations.
Chinese electric car companies Li Auto, Nio, and Xpeng have reported strong delivery numbers for August, keeping pace with their third-quarter guidance. Li Auto led the pack with a record 34,914 car deliveries, surpassing its forecasted range. Nio delivered 19,329 vehicles, slightly lower than July but within its projected range. Xpeng delivered 13,690 electric cars, with over half being its new G6 coupe SUV. The Chinese electric car market remains highly competitive, with state-owned GAC's Aion brand delivering the highest number of cars in August. BYD, Aion, and Li Auto have surpassed Tesla China in monthly retail sales.
Tesla rivals in China, including Li Auto, BYD, Nio, and XPeng, reported strong August deliveries, with Li Auto and BYD achieving record sales. Li Auto delivered 34,914 vehicles, up 2.3% from July and 664% YoY, while BYD sold a record 274,386 vehicles, up nearly 5% from July. Nio's deliveries were close to a record, and XPeng had its best month in over a year. Despite China's weakening economy, overall EV sales in China are expected to rise in August.
Chinese electric-vehicle manufacturers NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng have reported record-breaking delivery numbers, which is not only good news for the companies themselves but also for competitors like Tesla and BYD. These figures are crucial for investors and indicate the growing demand for electric vehicles in China.
Li Auto, a Chinese electric vehicle startup, is set to report its second-quarter earnings, with analysts expecting the company to swing to a profit and achieve its first $3 billion quarter. Li Auto has been challenging established EV giants like Tesla and BYD in China, along with startup peers Nio and XPeng. The company's stock has more than doubled this year and is closing in on a record high. Analysts anticipate strong demand for Li Auto's new hybrid SUVs and expect the company to guide Q3 deliveries of around 100,000 EVs. Li Auto has outperformed its peers due to robust deliveries and staying out of the price war initiated by Tesla.
Chinese electric vehicle producers Li Auto, XPeng, and NIO achieved record delivery numbers in June, although the results were uneven. These results provide insights for investors ahead of Tesla's upcoming delivery report.