EU’s China EV price-floor plan lifts BYD and Xpeng — tariff fight may be shifting

Shares of China’s BYD climbed up to 4.8% in Hong Kong on Tuesday. Xpeng jumped 5.3%, while SAIC Motor added 3.6%, following news that the European Commission is considering a minimum-price system to replace tariffs on China-built electric vehicles. This pricing mechanism would also cover EVs made in China by foreign automakers. Eugene Hsiao from Macquarie Capital described the move as “positive for developing better ties” between the EU and Chinese carmakers.

Electric Vehicles · HKG:1211 · NASDAQ:XPEV
Tesla stock slides after delivery miss and BYD upset — what TSLA investors watch next

Tesla stock slides after delivery miss and BYD upset — what TSLA investors watch next

Tesla shares closed Friday down 2.6% at $438.07 after trading between $435.33 and $462.42. Tesla said fourth-quarter deliveries — vehicles handed to customers — totaled 418,227, including 406,585 Model 3 and Model Y cars, while production reached 434,358; it reported 2025 deliveries of 1,636,129. The company reported record fourth-quarter energy storage deployments of 14.2 gigawatt-hours, a measure of battery capacity, and said 2025 deployments totaled 46.7 GWh. Tesla Investor Relations
4 January 2026
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Tesla stock falls on delivery miss as BYD takes EV crown — what’s next for TSLA

Tesla stock falls on delivery miss as BYD takes EV crown — what’s next for TSLA

Tesla shares fell 2.3% to $439.31 in Friday’s regular session and traded between $462.42 and $435.33 after the electric-vehicle maker reported quarterly deliveries that missed estimates. Visible Alpha data showed analysts had expected 434,487 deliveries, and the annual tally left Tesla trailing China’s BYD after the expiry of a $7,500 U.S. federal EV tax credit and intensifying competition from rivals such as Volkswagen and BMW. “It’s about Optimus, Robotaxi and physical AI,” said Dennis Dick, a trader at Triple D Trading, which owns Tesla shares. Reuters
2 January 2026
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EV Stocks 2026 Forecast: China Tightens Incentives as BYD Growth Cools

EV Stocks 2026 Forecast: China Tightens Incentives as BYD Growth Cools

China has tightened its 2026 “cash-for-clunkers” trade-in subsidies for “new energy vehicles” — a policy term for electric cars and hybrids — by linking the maximum rebate to higher-priced models, according to a Commerce Ministry document. “The revised 2026 vehicle trade-in subsidy programmes will reduce support for mid-to-low-priced vehicles under 150,000 yuan,” Deutsche Bank analyst Bin Wang wrote in a note. The Star
1 January 2026
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BYD stock slips in Shenzhen after sales growth slows to a five-year low

BYD stock slips in Shenzhen after sales growth slows to a five-year low

BYD Co said in a stock filing on Thursday that 2025 vehicle sales rose 7.73% to 4.6 million units, its weakest growth in five years as competition in China’s electric-vehicle market intensified. The filing showed December sales fell 18.3% from a year earlier and the Shenzhen-listed stock last closed down 2.04% at 97.72 yuan. BYD has cut prices on more than 20 models and rolled out new tech features, but rivals including Geely and Leapmotor have kept pressure on the market leader.
1 January 2026
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NIO Stock (NYSE: NIO) Holds Near $5 After Friday Bounce as CATL Battery-Supply Report and New China EV Headlines Shape the Setup for Monday

NIO Stock (NYSE: NIO) Holds Near $5 After Friday Bounce as CATL Battery-Supply Report and New China EV Headlines Shape the Setup for Monday

NIO Inc. enters the weekend with its U.S.-listed shares hovering around the $5 level after a firm finish to the last regular session, as investors weigh a fresh mix of China supply-chain headlines, funding news tied to NIO’s battery assets, and a reported delay to a key software update—against a year-end backdrop of thin liquidity and a market calendar heading into New Year’s week.
28 December 2025
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