Electric Vehicles News 11 November 2025 - 14 November 2025

NIO stock is back in the spotlight today, 14 November 2025, as heavyweight institutional investors send mixed signals and the broader market sells off. Shares of NIO are hovering around the mid‑$6 range, with traders digesting: Below is a detailed, news‑driven look at NIO stock for today, suitable for Google News and Discover readers. NIO stock price today: how shares are trading on 14.11.2025 As of this afternoon (14 November 2025), NIO Inc. (NYSE: NIO) is trading around $6.19, down just under 1% on the day. The stock opened near $5.99, has traded between an intraday low around $5.94 and a high near $6.30, with more than 44 million shares changing

At the close: Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) finished Thursday, November 13, 2025 at $401.99 (-6.6%), after trading between $396.58–$432.00 on heavy volume. The move erased Tesla’s year‑to‑date gain and left shares negative for 2025. MarketWatch Why TSLA fell today 1) Safety headlines hit the Energy story.Tesla announced a recall of ~10,500 Powerwall 2 home batteries in the U.S. after 22 overheating reports. The company is remotely limiting charge on affected units and arranging free replacements. Safety regulators described risks of overheating and potential fire; no injuries were reported. For investors, the recall clouds one of Tesla’s fastest‑growing businesses—energy storage—even as management

Lucid Group (NASDAQ: LCID) shares extended their post-earnings and post-financing slide on Thursday as Wall Street digested the electric-vehicle maker’s fresh $875 million convertible senior notes deal and a sharp price target cut from $70 to $30 by Benchmark. LCID closed around $15.66 on November 13, down about 5.6% on the day and roughly 8% over the last two sessions, as investors weighed the trade‑off between much‑needed liquidity and the risk of future dilution. StockAnalysis+1 Below is a deep dive into what happened, why Lucid’s stock is under pressure, and what the latest analyst calls and financial moves could mean

Summary: On Thursday, November 13, 2025, NIO’s news flow is led by a confirmed delay to the Onvo L80 launch into the first half of 2026, operational changes to its European battery‑swap network (including a Denmark station closure), and fresh institutional positioning in 13F filings. The ADR last closed at $6.45 on Wednesday and is modestly higher in U.S. premarket trading. An earnings date is set for November 25. Price action: Where NIO stands this morning Today’s top headlines (Nov 13, 2025) 1) Onvo L80 launch pushed to H1 2026 to prioritize L90 output NIO founder and CEO William Li

Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) is back in the headlines this Thursday as investors digest fresh news on its high‑stakes partnership with Volkswagen, a controversial multi‑billion‑dollar CEO pay package, and new disclosures showing big institutions both trimming and adding to positions. As of the latest quote around midday UTC, Rivian shares trade near $17.52, down a couple of percent from yesterday’s close and still sitting close to their recent 52‑week high above $18. MarketBeat That comes after a ferocious rally of roughly 40% since November 4, when Rivian reported a stronger‑than‑expected third quarter and unveiled a massive new incentive plan for CEO RJ Scaringe. Trefis+3Reuters+3Bitget+3 At the

Updated November 11, 2025 Key Takeaways TSLA Price Action: What’s Moving the Tape Tesla shares edged lower on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, hovering near $439.6 in afternoon trading. The stock’s day range sat at $432.36–$442.49, within a 52‑week band of $214.25–$488.54. With U.S. bond markets closed for Veterans Day and equities open, liquidity is thinner than usual, which can magnify reactions to headline risk. Broader tech sentiment was mixed as investors re‑assessed AI valuations. Reuters+2Reuters+2 The Big Tesla Headlines Today (11/11/2025) 1) China Sales Hit a Three‑Year Low New China Passenger Car Association data—reported by Reuters—show Tesla’s October China sales