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Deutsche Bank cuts Xpeng price target to $33, citing painful strategic transition
Yu's team maintained its Buy rating on Xpeng, saying they believe Xpeng's assisted driving technology is undervalued over the long term.
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Nio exits from shareholder list of its joint venture with GAC
Earlier this month, a company originally formed by Changan and Nio announced the completion of a new round of financing that reduced Nio's stake to less than 1 percent.
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Nio seen transporting ET7 sedans across Europe
Trailers transporting the Nio ET7 have been seen driving on the roads in the Netherlands, Belgium and Norway.
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Nio sees first ET5 pre-production vehicles roll off line as deliveries about 1 month away
Nio previously said that ET5 deliveries would begin in September 2022, but the expected first delivery date was announced.
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BYD's Denza brand officially launches D9 MPV in China
The all-electric version of the Denza D9 has two fast charging ports and can be charged simultaneously using two chargers.
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Xpeng falls to record low in Hong Kong after disappointing Q3 guidance
Xpeng has fallen a cumulative 64 percent so far this year in Hong Kong. Li Auto has fallen a cumulative 11 percent so far this year. Nio has fallen 11 percent since listing in Hong Kong on March 10.
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Li Auto's SiC chip R&D and production base begins construction
The facility will launch prototype production in the first half of 2023 and go into full production in 2024.
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CATL H1 net profit up 82% year-on-year, first models with Qilin Battery to be announced soon
In the first half, CATL's gross margin was 18.68 percent, up 4.2 percentage points from 14.48 percent in the first quarter.
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Xpeng Q2 earnings call: New model to be launched in H1 next year to take on Tesla Model Y
Xpeng will also launch a C-class model in the second half of next year to bring an ultimate experience to a user base that needs more space and comfort.
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Xpeng's weak Q3 outlook suggests further demand deterioration, says Deutsche Bank
"Even if we embed some degree of conservatism, this suggests further demand deterioration in Aug/Sep on a sequential basis."









