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Tesla stock today slips as TSLA braces for Q4 deliveries after Tesla posts analyst consensus

Tesla stock today slips as TSLA braces for Q4 deliveries after Tesla posts analyst consensus

Tesla shares slipped 0.2% to $453.58 late Wednesday morning as investors awaited the company’s quarterly deliveries report due Friday. Analyst consensus points to a 13% year-on-year drop in fourth-quarter deliveries, with estimates around 432,810 vehicles. South Korea’s L&F sharply reduced its battery-material supply deal with Tesla, citing lower business tied to Tesla’s battery program.
XPeng stock slides 6% today as Chinese EV shares retreat in thin year-end trade

XPeng stock slides 6% today as Chinese EV shares retreat in thin year-end trade

XPeng’s U.S.-listed shares fell 6% to $19.99 by late morning in New York on Wednesday, while NIO dropped 9.5% and Li Auto slid 4.8%. Traders cited thin year-end liquidity and awaited January delivery data and details on China’s updated EV subsidies. XPeng’s ADRs traded between $19.87 and $20.54, with volume near 3.9 million shares. Broader U.S. stocks also slipped ahead of the New Year’s holiday.
Rivian stock slips in premarket as Tesla delivery report looms on year-end session

Rivian stock slips in premarket as Tesla delivery report looms on year-end session

Rivian shares slipped 0.7% to $19.46 in premarket trading Wednesday after a 5.2% drop Tuesday. Tesla and Lucid also traded lower ahead of Tesla’s quarterly delivery report due Friday. Thin year-end trading and the upcoming New Year’s Day market holiday have heightened focus on 2026 EV demand. No new filings or product news moved the stocks in early trade.
NIO stock dips in premarket as China’s 2026 EV trade-in subsidies take shape

NIO stock dips in premarket as China’s 2026 EV trade-in subsidies take shape

NIO’s U.S.-listed shares fell about 3% to $5.33 in premarket trading Wednesday, after rising 3% Tuesday. China advanced 62.5 billion yuan in funding for its 2026 consumer trade-in program, keeping EV subsidies in place but changing subsidy rules. Analysts say the new structure may favor higher-priced models and add uncertainty for mass-market demand. Investors await January delivery data for further signals.
Tesla stock slips in premarket after Tesla posts downbeat delivery consensus ahead of Friday report

Tesla stock slips in premarket after Tesla posts downbeat delivery consensus ahead of Friday report

Tesla shares slipped 0.3% in premarket trading Wednesday after the company published a consensus estimate showing fourth-quarter deliveries of 422,850 vehicles, below other analyst tallies. The move comes ahead of Tesla’s official quarterly report due Friday. The company rarely releases such forecasts publicly. Tesla closed Tuesday at $454.43, down 1.13%.
Rivian stock slips again in premarket after CEO share-sale disclosure, with Tesla deliveries next

Rivian stock slips again in premarket after CEO share-sale disclosure, with Tesla deliveries next

Rivian shares fell 0.9% to $19.42 in premarket trading Wednesday after a 5.2% drop the previous session. CEO R.J. Scaringe sold 17,450 shares on Dec. 23 under a pre-arranged plan, according to a regulatory filing. Investors are awaiting Rivian’s quarterly production and delivery update and Tesla’s delivery report for signs of electric-vehicle demand.
XPeng stock today: XPEV slides in premarket as China trade-in subsidies and new G7 REEV grab attention

XPeng stock today: XPEV slides in premarket as China trade-in subsidies and new G7 REEV grab attention

XPeng shares dropped 4.2% to $20.38 in premarket trading Wednesday, reversing a 3.8% gain from the previous session. The move followed China’s announcement of 62.5 billion yuan in 2026 trade-in subsidies for consumer goods, including new-energy vehicles. CEO He Xiaopeng detailed plans for a range-extended G7 model set to debut in early 2026.
NIO stock steadies in premarket as China rolls out 2026 trade-in subsidies for EVs

NIO stock steadies in premarket as China rolls out 2026 trade-in subsidies for EVs

NIO’s U.S.-listed shares closed up 3% at $5.50 Tuesday on heavy volume, then held steady in early premarket trade as Beijing announced new consumer subsidies for 2026, including up to 20,000 yuan for scrapping old cars and buying new energy vehicles. President Xi Jinping pledged more proactive macro policies next year. XPeng and Li Auto shares also rose.
Nio stock jumps after CEO flags $4.3 billion Q4 vehicle-sales outlook

Nio stock jumps after CEO flags $4.3 billion Q4 vehicle-sales outlook

Nio’s U.S.-listed shares rose 4.7% Monday and were indicated higher Tuesday after CEO William Li said fourth-quarter vehicle sales should exceed 30 billion yuan. The company now expects 120,000–125,000 vehicle deliveries for the quarter, down from an earlier 150,000 target. Hong Kong-listed shares climbed 4.9%. The gains came as Wall Street’s main indexes closed lower.
NIO stock today: Premarket ticks higher as CATL battery shift report meets 2026 demand warning

NIO stock today: Premarket ticks higher as CATL battery shift report meets 2026 demand warning

NIO shares rose 0.2% to $5.35 in premarket trading Tuesday after reports the company will rely more on CATL for battery supply, including for its Onvo L60 SUV. The stock closed Monday up 4.7% with trading volume above average. Investors await NIO’s next monthly delivery report after 36,275 vehicles were delivered in November. Other U.S.-listed China EV stocks traded lower early Tuesday.
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Tesla drops in premarket as supplier slashes battery deal from $2.9 bln to $7,386

Tesla drops in premarket as supplier slashes battery deal from $2.9 bln to $7,386

Tesla shares dropped about 2% in premarket trading after South Korea’s L&F slashed the stated value of a battery-material supply deal with the automaker to $7,386 from $2.9 billion. The contract covers supplies for Tesla’s 4680 battery cells through 2025. U.S. stock index futures edged lower in thin year-end trading. Neither company commented.
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