Phate Zhang

  • Deutsche Bank on Nio's HK listing plan: Delisting overhang should largely be gone

    The focus will shift to the expected production ramp-up of three new models starting in late March this year.

  • Nio explains why extra time needed for Q4 earnings release

    Nio has more than 100 subsidiaries located in multiple regions, resulting in the need for additional time to prepare for capital liquidity disclosures, the company said.

  • Nio confirms it has also applied for secondary listing in Singapore

    Nio has applied to the Singapore Exchange for a secondary listing by way of introduction, and the exchange is reviewing the application.

  • Nio applies for HK secondary listing, trading expected to start on March 10

    Unlike the dual primary listings of Xpeng and Li Auto, Nio will have a secondary listing in Hong Kong and will not issue any new shares.

  • Deutsche Bank's first look at Li Auto Q4 earnings

    The team does not see compelling reason to own the stock as it will not have new products until the third quarter and the new EREV will target a relatively small segment.

  • Li Auto confirms it will build its third plant in Chongqing

    The addition of the manufacturing site will further enhance the company's ability to meet growing demand, Li Auto said.

  • Li Auto to unveil its second model in Q2

    The model is a full-size luxury SUV with next-generation extended-range technology, a new intelligent cabin and intelligent driving technology.

  • Li Auto confirms CTO Wang Kai will leave

    Wang will continue to serve as a senior advisor to the company until December 31, 2022, to ensure a smooth transition, Li Auto said.

  • Li Auto posts Q4 revenue of $1.67 billion, beating expectations

    Li Auto's guidance for first quarter deliveries is 30,000-32,000 vehicles, the same as its previous guidance for the fourth quarter of last year.

  • AITO, built by Huawei and Seres, unveils official pricing for M5

    The M5 is available in three versions with a starting price of RMB 249,800 ($39,560).