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UBS raises Nio price target to $55, raises Xpeng price target to $59
UBS raised the price target of high flying Chinese EV maker Nio from $16.3 to $55.00 to reflect brand premium and maintained its Neutral rating. The bank also raised the price target on Xpeng from $25 to $59 while downgrading the rating from Buy to Neutral.
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Nio responds to US bill that could result in delisting of Chinese listed companies
A looming US delisting bill is putting pressure on the stock prices of three of China's best-known electric car companies, but Nio doesn't think it's likely to affect them.
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Meet the company that could be dragging Nio, Xpeng, and Li Auto shares down
Nio, Li Auto, and Xpeng continue to bleed due to the short-selling of Kandi.
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Goldman Sachs raises price targets on Li Auto and Nio, EV makers' shares soar pre-market
Goldman Sachs analyst Fei Fang raised the bank's price target on Li Auto to $60 from $20.60, maintaining a "Confident Buy" rating.
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Nio delivers 5,291 vehicles in Nov, up 109.3% year-on-year
Chinese EV maker Nio (NYSE: NIO) delivered 5,291 vehicles in November 2020, up by 109.3% year-on-year to set a new monthly record.
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Nio, Li Auto, Xpeng, who has the edge over Tesla?
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.
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Nio becomes partner of Chinese version of Academy Awards for second time
For the second time, Chinese EV maker Nio is the new hospitality partner of the Golden Rooster Awards, the Chinese equivalent to the American Academy Awards.
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What is the difference between Nio, Li Auto and Xpeng in terms of Q3 results?
Dawn has come for Nio, Li Auto, and Xpeng, analysts say.
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Chinese investment bank CICC raises Nio price target by 206% to $52
CICC expects Nio to sell nearly 400,000 vehicles by 2025 due to Nio's improving product portfolio and increasing penetration of new energy and luxury vehicles.
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Nio gets policy boost from the city where its China headquarters is based
The central Chinese city of Hefei, where Nio China is headquartered, today announced a plan to accelerate the development of the local new energy vehicle industry, providing the EV maker with a more favorable policy environment.
