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China's EV trio opens mixed in HK, Nio up nearly 7%, Xpeng and Li Auto down over 2%
Nio opened up 6.9 percent, while Xpeng fell 2.51 percent and Li Auto dropped 2.48 percent.
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Nio's biggest benefits -- Not a single serious premium luxury Chinese challenger in sight
Nio has close to zero competition in the annual 2 million vehicle premium luxury segment of China that will S-curve rapidly transition into EVs.
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EV stocks extend gains in Hong Kong, with Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto all opening up over 10%
The Chinese government's expression of support for capital markets on Wednesday continued to give a boost to heavily sold Chinese assets.
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Nio tops latest vehicle quality ranking
The number of failures per 100 new Nio vehicles is 49, well below the industry average of 135, the latest ranking shows.
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EV stocks open sharply higher in Hong Kong as broader market recovers from panic selling
Nio opened up 13.96 percent, Xpeng rose 11.47 percent and Li Auto gained 13.6 percent.
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Hong Kong-listed EV stocks plunge as broad market sell-off continues
Nio opened down 8.11 percent, Xpeng opened down 5.24 percent and Li Auto opened down 14.98 percent.
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Deutsche Bank on 'fire sale' of China EV stocks: Near-term technical trough could occur, but multiples may remain paralyzed for awhile
Last week, some entities chose to "be first" and this may have turned into a fire sale where institutional shareholders simply have given up on China ADRs as an asset class.
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Norway's central bank boosts positions in Nio and Li Auto, cuts Xpeng in Q4
Norges Bank increased its position in Nio by 31 percent, increased its position in Li Auto by 990 percent and cut its position in Xpeng by 20 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Why does delisting risk matter even if Nio, Xpeng and Li Auto have dual listings?
Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu's team offers the best explanation we've seen.
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US-listed Chinese firms plunge as delisting fears come back into play, CSRC responds
The CSRC said it respects regulation by foreign regulators, but firmly opposes the approach of some forces to politicize securities regulation.
