Li Auto Inc. - American Depositary Shares (LI)

Li Auto has opened pre-orders for its new i8 electric SUV, priced well above Nio’s Onvo L90. Both face fresh competition from Tesla, which just filed plans for a new six-seater Model Y L targeting China’s family EV market.

US-listed Chinese stocks gained following US govt's decision to lift chip export restrictions to China. Includes Alibaba, PDD, JD, Baidu, NIO, Li Auto, XPeng, and Nvidia's new RTX PRO chip designed for Chinese market.

NIO shares are rising after launching Onvo L90 SUV and receiving a bullish $5.90 price target from Morgan Stanley.

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LI AUTO (NASDAQ:LI) appears undervalued with strong profitability and growth potential, making it a candidate for value investors in the EV sector.

Shares of Nio and Xpeng are up by about 1% in the pre-market session, as Li Auto shares are trading marginally lower.

NIO posts 17.5% June sales growth as Trump's Tesla criticism fuels fresh EV policy debate.

Li Auto (LI) reported 36,279 vehicles delivered in June 2025, down 24.1% YoY. Q2 saw a 2.4% YoY increase with 111,074 vehicles delivered. Li's cumulative deliveries since inception reached 1,337,810.

Li Auto (LI) cuts Q2 2025 delivery outlook by 0.5%. Expects to deliver 108K vehicles, down from prior outlook of 123K-128K. Sales system upgrade to blame.

Li Auto had previously said that it expects to deliver between 123,000 and 128,000 vehicles in Q2.

Li Auto, Inc. (NASDAQ:LI) shares are trading higher Monday after the company reportedly filed for its Li i6 SUV model, with a launch expected in September.

Top 10 worst performing large-cap stocks last week: APP, FSLR, JHX, ONC, GSK, ACN, ANET, LI, CPAY, MA. Reasons include short-sell report, tax bill, and market selloff.

Gary Black has aimed at "Tesla bears" for the misapplication of traditional automotive valuation ratios to Elon Musk's EV business.

China's flagship expo welcomes Nvidia, despite US-China tech tensions, signaling confidence in China's supply chain.

Chinese automakers are accelerating plans to eliminate foreign semiconductors from their vehicles by 2027.

XPeng stock is trading lower amid renewed U.S.-China trade tensions, despite recent EV launches and a new charging station rollout.

U.S.-listed Chinese stocks, including Alibaba, Baidu, JD.Com, and PDD Holdings, are trading lower as Trump confirms a China trade deal.

Even as May's inflation was better-than-expected, it rose slightly, hinting that firms absorbed some tariff-induced price hikes.

NIO Inc. (NYSE: NIO) will accelerate payments to suppliers to support supply chain stability in China's auto industry.