Today: 29 June 2026
Browse Category

NASDAQ:LI 9 December 2025 - 18 May 2026

Li Auto shares drop after L9 launch

Li Auto shares drop after L9 launch

Li Auto Inc. shares in Hong Kong slumped about 14% Monday, with the stock around HK$65 late in the session. The drop followed a cool market reaction to the company’s refreshed L9 flagship SUV. The stock last traded at HK$64.95, off from its previous close at HK$75.60, after hitting a session low of HK$64.50, according to Investing.com data.
Nio March Deliveries Jump 136% as EV Maker Beats Q1 Goal, Firefly Posts Strong Month

Nio March Deliveries Jump 136% as EV Maker Beats Q1 Goal, Firefly Posts Strong Month

Nio reported March deliveries of 35,486 vehicles, a 136% jump from the same month last year, with first-quarter numbers reaching 83,465—just over its 80,000 to 83,000 vehicle guidance. For March, the breakdown: 22,490 from the flagship Nio brand, 6,877 Onvo units, and 6,119 Firefly models. Total deliveries now stand at 1,081,057. These figures arrive just weeks after Nio announced its maiden quarterly adjusted operating profit—a metric that excludes certain standard accounting items—at a critical juncture, with the automaker gearing up for an April launch push aimed at sustaining demand. Earlier in the day, before Nio published its latest delivery update, the company’s Hong Kong shares jumped roughly 10%. Investors seemed confident: expectations were high for robust March deliveries, and anticipation builds around fresh models.
NIO Stock Price Slides Even After First Profit as Xpeng Warning Hits China EVs

NIO Stock Price Slides Even After First Profit as Xpeng Warning Hits China EVs

NIO’s U.S.-traded ADRs slid 7.8% to $5.43 on Friday, turning over around 52.8 million shares. The selloff came as Chinese EV stocks lost ground—Xpeng flagged weaker-than-expected Q1 revenue, pulling the sector down, and Li Auto finished lower too. This shift comes just as NIO managed to steady itself, turning a quarterly net profit for the first time and projecting a more upbeat first-quarter forecast. Yet, Friday’s slide signaled investors remain wary, lumping the stock back into the battered China EV basket—where concerns about demand can easily overshadow stronger results.
EV stocks face Monday test: BYD sales slump hits demand mood, Tesla pops on Musk deal talk

EV stocks face Monday test: BYD sales slump hits demand mood, Tesla pops on Musk deal talk

New York, Feb 1, 2026, 12:48 EST — Market closed. BYD reported January vehicle sales dropped 30.1% compared to the same month last year, hitting 210,051 units and marking the fifth consecutive month of declines. According to a filing, exports of its “new-energy vehicles”—a category covering battery-electric and plug-in hybrids—reached 100,482 units.
Li Auto Inc Stock (NASDAQ: LI) Heads Into Year-End With China EV Rule Catalyst, Mixed Analyst Targets, and a Monday Watchlist

Li Auto Inc Stock (NASDAQ: LI) Heads Into Year-End With China EV Rule Catalyst, Mixed Analyst Targets, and a Monday Watchlist

NEW YORK, Dec. 28, 2025, 2:50 a.m. ET — Market Closed. Nasdaq Li Auto Inc. stock heads into the final week of 2025 with investors balancing a late-week bounce in China-linked EV names against a still-cautious analyst backdrop and a year-end trading environment that can amplify volatility. With U.S. markets closed for the weekend, the focus shifts to what could move LI when trading resumes Monday—especially fresh China policy headlines, sector sentiment around efficiency and pricing, and the next set of delivery and margin signposts. Benzinga+2Reuters+2
NIO Stock Weekend Update: NIO Inc. (NYSE: NIO) Closes Higher as China’s New EV Efficiency Rules and Battery-Supply Headlines Take Focus

NIO Stock Weekend Update: NIO Inc. (NYSE: NIO) Closes Higher as China’s New EV Efficiency Rules and Battery-Supply Headlines Take Focus

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 5:40 p.m. ET — Market closed. NIO Inc. stock is heading into the weekend on a firmer footing after the U.S.-listed ADR finished Friday’s session at $5.10, up about 4% on the day. Trading volume was roughly 48 million shares, broadly in line with recent activity, as investors weighed a mix of China policy headlines, fresh battery-supply chatter tied to NIO’s brands, and ongoing debates about whether the company’s 2026 path to better margins is on track. MarketWatch
EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla’s California Autopilot Case, Ford’s $6.5B Battery Deal Exit, and Fresh Catalysts for EVgo, QuantumScape, Rivian, and Lucid

EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla’s California Autopilot Case, Ford’s $6.5B Battery Deal Exit, and Fresh Catalysts for EVgo, QuantumScape, Rivian, and Lucid

NEW YORK — Wednesday, December 17, 2025 — U.S.-listed EV stocks are trading on a mix of regulatory headlines, shifting policy risk, and company-specific catalysts that are widening the gap between winners and laggards. Tesla remains the sector’s main gravity well as investors weigh a California Department of Motor Vehicles action tied to “Autopilot” marketing—while also continuing to price in Tesla’s robotaxi ambitions. Meanwhile, Ford’s decision to cancel a multibillion-dollar battery supply agreement adds to the narrative of an industry retrenchment in EV investment, even as charging-network operators and battery-tech names chase cost reductions and new partnerships. Reuters+1 As of about 11:40 a.m. ET on Dec. 17, here’s a snapshot of notable U.S.-listed EV and EV-adjacent tickers:
EV Stocks Today: Tesla Near Record High on Driverless Robotaxi Tests as Ford’s $19.5B EV Reset and a Charging Lawsuit Jolt the Sector (Dec. 16, 2025)

EV Stocks Today: Tesla Near Record High on Driverless Robotaxi Tests as Ford’s $19.5B EV Reset and a Charging Lawsuit Jolt the Sector (Dec. 16, 2025)

Electric vehicle stocks are trading on a split screen Tuesday, December 16, 2025: Tesla is climbing toward record territory on fresh robotaxi momentum, while much of the broader EV ecosystem—from early-stage automakers to charging names—faces a tougher tape as investors digest a major Ford strategy pivot, policy uncertainty around charging buildouts, and rate-sensitive market moves following the delayed U.S. jobs report. Below is what matters most for EV stocks today in the U.S. stock market, as of ~1:45 PM ET, and what investors are watching next.
EV Stocks Today (December 9, 2025): Tesla Rebounds as ‘EV Winter’ Downgrade Pressures Lucid, Rivian and China EV Names

EV Stocks Today (December 9, 2025): Tesla Rebounds as ‘EV Winter’ Downgrade Pressures Lucid, Rivian and China EV Names

Published: December 9, 2025 – U.S. market close & early after-hours overview Electric-vehicle stocks delivered a choppy session on Tuesday as Wall Street continued to digest Morgan Stanley’s stark “EV winter” call and investors positioned ahead of tomorrow’s Federal Reserve rate decision. Tesla led the U.S. EV group higher into the close, while Lucid, XPeng, Li Auto, NIO and BYD all finished in the red. Rivian managed only a modest gain despite buzz around its upcoming Autonomy & AI Day. StockAnalysis+6StockAnalysis+6StockAnalysis+6

Stock Market Today

  • Caution Flags for IPO Investors
    June 29, 2026, 3:49 PM EDT. Initial public offerings (IPOs) can tempt investors chasing fast returns, but records show IPOs lag big indexes such as the Russell 3000. Dimensional Fund Advisors tracked IPOs from 1992 to 2018 and found they trailed by 2.2% over the first year. Insiders and banks often set prices to suit themselves, so public investors rarely get full access to IPO shares at the offer. Academic research points out that the best IPO allocations usually never make it to the wider public. New listings also tend to struggle with a wave of capital after going public, which often works against retail investors. These points make it clear: investors should think twice before expecting quick wins from IPOs.
Go toTop