Li Auto Inc. - American Depositary Shares (LI)

Elon Musk's increasingly overt political engagements have cast a long shadow over Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), leading to a significant downturn in its stock performance and raising serious concerns about brand integrity and investor confidence. The electric vehicle giant, long a darling of the market, saw its shares plummet by nearly

Tesla leads in real-world AI and self-driving technology, facing challenges and competition but maintaining its edge in data, talent, and engineering.

Piper Sandler updates Tesla's price target to $500, citing Chinese EV makers as major competition looking to Tesla for guidance on AI.

China’s sustainability-focused sectors are growing at an exceptional pace, and EV manufacturer Li Auto (Nasdaq : LI) may offer US investors exposure to the Southeast Asian clean energy boom with the hotly anticipated launch of its i6 motor. 

Chinese tech stocks rallied as bets on AI lift sentiment. Alibaba, Baidu, JD, PDD, NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng stocks all rose, showing renewed confidence in China's tech and EV sectors.

CEO Li Xiang is targeting 9,000–10,000 monthly sales for the new model by the end of the year.

Nio CEO William Li reports that their in-house smart driving chip is on par with industry flagships, saving costs.

The launch adds fresh competition in China’s crowded premium SUV market, where Li Auto and Xpeng are also pushing new models to challenge Tesla’s dominance.

NIO stock jumped after the EV maker narrowed losses in Q2 and posted strong delivery and revenue results.

Bearish investors are hammering these three stocks with short selling. However, all three have promising developments on their side that bears may be missing.

Chinese EV makers reported strong delivery gains in August 2025 amidst competition and geopolitical tensions, with NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng leading the market.

The performance was driven by sub-brands Onvo and Firefly, both of which hit fresh delivery peaks.

Despite a strong quarter from NVIDIA — now the world's largest public company — U.S. stocks lost momentum by week's end.

Li Auto aims for global expansion, AI and autonomous driving, but earnings miss expectations and stock drops 4%.

Li Auto now expects vehicle deliveries to be between 90,000 and 95,000 vehicles, representing a year-over-year decrease of 41.1% to 37.8%.

Li Auto (LI) stock declines on Q2 results, missing analyst estimates. Q3 outlook predicts further declines in revenue and vehicle deliveries.

LI shares fell 4.51% in pre-market trading as the Chinese EV company prepares to report Q2 earnings. Analysts await the results.