Li Auto

The Li ONE, the only model of Chinese EV maker Li Auto, has accumulated 4,676 insurance registrations in November, making it the No. 1 SUV sold in China for the third consecutive month, according to the latest data.

A spokesperson for Nio told cnTechPost in Chinese which translated as "there is no impact at this time, Nio has been prepared in advance."

In addition to the planned launch of an extended-range full-size SUV in 2022, Li Auto is also ahead of schedule with the creation of an all-electric model.

Chinese electric car maker Li Auto has priced an additional 47 million American depositary shares (ADSs) at $29 each, a 10.2 percent discount to Thursday's closing price of $32.31.

Li Auto said the funds will be used to develop next-generation electric vehicle technologies, including high-voltage platforms, batteries, and fast charging technologies.

Nio, Li Auto, and Xpeng continue to bleed due to the short-selling of Kandi.

Li ONE, the only model in Li Auto's lineup, delivered 4,646 units in November, setting another monthly delivery record, up 25.8 percent from October, the Chinese EV maker announced today.

Goldman Sachs analyst Fei Fang raised the bank's price target on Li Auto to $60 from $20.60, maintaining a "Confident Buy" rating.

Whether it's the Xpeng P7, Li ONE, or Nio's ES8 and EC6, their prices overlap with or are higher than those of the China-made Tesla Model 3.