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NIO Profit Surprise Fails to Lift Shares

NIO Profit Surprise Fails to Lift Shares

NIO’s U.S.-listed shares fell 5.5% to $5.29 in early premarket trading Friday, despite first-quarter revenue jumping 112% to $3.7 billion and vehicle deliveries nearly doubling. The company posted a net loss of $48.1 million under GAAP but reported an adjusted net profit. NIO forecast second-quarter deliveries of up to 115,000 vehicles and revenue as high as $4.99 billion. Rising material costs threaten vehicle margins.
QuantumScape shares rise 9% as battery play picks up steam

QuantumScape shares rise 9% as battery play picks up steam

QuantumScape shares jumped 9.13% to $8.37 Thursday, outpacing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. The company reported initial QSE-5 cell production from its new Eagle Line and ongoing partnerships with Volkswagen and other major automakers. First-quarter net loss reached $100.8 million, with $904.7 million in liquidity at quarter’s end. QuantumScape reaffirmed its full-year adjusted EBITDA loss guidance.
Ford Shares on the Move as $3.8 Billion Battery Plan Advances

Ford Shares on the Move as $3.8 Billion Battery Plan Advances

Ford shares rose 0.9% to $13.35 Thursday after a filing showed it assumed a $3.805 billion DOE loan for a Kentucky battery plant and ended a $6.6 billion commitment to BlueOval SK. Ford’s membership in BlueOval SK was redeemed, and a subsidiary acquired interests in two Kentucky battery plants. The loan carries a 4.814% rate and requires Ford to keep $4 billion liquidity. Broader markets were weaker.
Stellantis Launches $70 Billion Overhaul With Focus on Jeep, Ram, China

Stellantis Launches $70 Billion Overhaul With Focus on Jeep, Ram, China

Stellantis announced a €60 billion, five-year plan Thursday, focusing investment on Jeep, Ram, Peugeot, Fiat, and its commercial vehicles. Shares dropped over 5% in early European trading after the announcement. The company aims to launch over 60 new vehicles by 2030 and cut development cycles to 24 months. CEO Antonio Filosa is targeting 25% North American revenue growth and €6 billion in annual cost reductions.
NIO Stock Rises Before Onvo L80 Launch as China EV Demand Faces a Hard Test

Nio slips to red, but margin draws investor attention

Nio reported first-quarter revenue up 112.2% to RMB25.53 billion ($3.70 billion) and vehicle margin rising to 18.8%. The company posted a net loss of RMB332.1 million, compared to a profit in the previous quarter. Deliveries reached 83,465 vehicles, nearly doubling from a year earlier but down from the fourth quarter. Nio forecast second-quarter revenue and deliveries above analyst expectations.
Rivian Stock Pops as R2 Ramp Gives Traders a New Reason to Look Again

Rivian Stock Pops as R2 Ramp Gives Traders a New Reason to Look Again

Rivian shares climbed 4.4% Wednesday to $13.465 after a production update on its new R2 SUV from the Illinois plant, where the first R2 rolled out in April. The company expects to build up to 155,000 R2s a year when fully scaled. Rivian reported Q1 revenue of $1.381 billion and a net loss, with negative free cash flow of $1.075 billion. CEO RJ Scaringe said R2 production is ramping up and hiring is underway.
NIO Drops Ahead of Earnings With $5 EV Stock in Focus

NIO Drops Ahead of Earnings With $5 EV Stock in Focus

NIO’s U.S.-listed shares fell 2.9% to $5.58 Wednesday, underperforming a rising market ahead of its first-quarter earnings report due Thursday morning. Options traders expect an 8% swing after results, with forecasts for a loss of 8 cents per share on $3.70 billion revenue. NIO delivered 83,465 vehicles in Q1, nearly doubling from a year earlier, but April deliveries slowed from March.
Li Auto shares drop after L9 launch

Li Auto shares drop after L9 launch

Li Auto shares fell about 14% in Hong Kong on Monday, closing near HK$65 after investors reacted coolly to the launch of its updated L9 SUV. The drop came ahead of the company’s first-quarter results, scheduled for May 28, and amid ongoing price competition in China’s electric vehicle market.
Tesla Stock Gets a Weekend Shock as Model Y Prices Rise After Friday Slide

Tesla Stock Gets a Weekend Shock as Model Y Prices Rise After Friday Slide

Tesla raised U.S. prices on key Model Y versions over the weekend, increasing some models by $1,000 and others by $500, according to its website. The move followed a 4.75% drop in Tesla shares Friday to $422.24, outpacing declines at General Motors but less severe than Ford’s. Tesla did not give a reason for the price hike, its first for the Model Y in two years.
Tesla Stock Drops Today as China FSD Hopes Stall After Trump-Xi Summit

Tesla Stock Drops Today as China FSD Hopes Stall After Trump-Xi Summit

Tesla shares dropped 3.7% Friday after President Trump left Beijing without securing Chinese approval for the company’s Full Self-Driving software. U.S. executives, including Elon Musk, departed the summit with little clarity on regulatory gains. Tesla’s China-made EV sales rose 36% in April, but analysts warn delays in FSD approval and competition from local rivals could limit growth.
Rivian Stock Gets a $3.4 Billion Robotics Twist as R2 EV Test Looms

Rivian Stock Gets a $3.4 Billion Robotics Twist as R2 EV Test Looms

Mind Robotics, spun out of Rivian, raised $400 million in a round led by Kleiner Perkins, valuing the company at $3.4 billion. The startup uses production data from Rivian’s factories to train industrial robots. Rivian shares traded at $13.96, down 56.5 cents, with a market value of $17.4 billion. Rivian began deliveries of its R2 SUV, targeting 62,000 to 67,000 units in 2026.
Tesla’s China Test: Musk’s Self-Driving Push Faces Its Biggest Gatekeeper

Tesla’s China Test: Musk’s Self-Driving Push Faces Its Biggest Gatekeeper

Elon Musk visited Beijing with President Trump’s business delegation as Tesla seeks approval to expand its Full Self-Driving system in China. Tesla shares closed nearly flat at $445.13, with a market value of about $1.57 trillion. Belgium allowed Tesla to test supervised self-driving on one car, but European regulators remain cautious. China accounted for about a fifth of Tesla’s revenue last year.
NIO Stock Rises Before Onvo L80 Launch as China EV Demand Faces a Hard Test

NIO Stock Rises Before Onvo L80 Launch as China EV Demand Faces a Hard Test

NIO’s Hong Kong shares rose over 4% Thursday ahead of the ONVO L80 SUV launch, with the stock last at HK$50.45. The company delivered 29,356 vehicles in April, up 22.8% year-on-year, despite a broader decline in China’s car market. NIO will report first-quarter results on May 21. Firefly, its compact EV brand, began a software update to boost motor power and add parking assist.
Tesla’s AI premium hits a real-world check as shares reverse from China-FSD rally

Tesla’s AI premium hits a real-world check as shares reverse from China-FSD rally

Tesla shares fell 3.9% to $427.60 by midday Tuesday after April inflation data came in hotter than expected and Reuters reported slow progress in Tesla’s Texas robotaxi rollout. The stock had surged in recent days on optimism over AI and China, but concerns about execution and valuation resurfaced. Reuters tests found long waits and limited robotaxi availability in Austin, with about 50 Tesla vehicles versus over 250 for Waymo.
Tesla Stock Rally Faces a Bigger Test Than China Sales: Europe’s Full Self-Driving Decision

Tesla Stock Rally Faces a Bigger Test Than China Sales: Europe’s Full Self-Driving Decision

Tesla is seeking approval from Irish authorities for its Full Self-Driving software, RTÉ reported Sunday. The move follows provisional approval in the Netherlands and comes amid divided opinions among European regulators over safety and branding. Tesla shares closed at $428.35 after gains linked to China sales and AI optimism. The company did not respond to regulatory concerns raised in several Nordic countries.
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