Insights
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Nio to report its Q2 earnings this week, what to watch?
Edison Yu's team from Deutsche Bank maintained a Buy rating on Nio and a $60 price target. Nio closed down 3.86 percent to $43.84 on Friday.
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Analysts raise BYD price target after strong delivery data
The report said it raised its 6-month price target to RMB 360 ($55.7) from RMB 290 per share and maintained a "Buy-A" rating as the company's battery capacity and vehicle sales exceeded expectations.
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CICC raises Xpeng price target by 20% to $55
CICC said it raised the price target of Xpeng's US stock by 19.6 percent to $55, with a 36 percent upside, considering its sales continue to exceed expectations.
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Daiwa initiates coverage on Xpeng with Buy rating and HK$200 price target for its HK shares
Daiwa expects Xpeng to be a leader in China's autonomous driving space and a leader in its commercialization process. The team believes Xpeng will be profitable by 2022.
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Analysts say BYD's market cap on track to reach RMB 1 trillion
Analysts at Huachuang Securities see BYD's market capitalization heading toward RMB 1 trillion ($155 billion), citing strong fundamentals including its auto business as well as its battery business.
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Credit Suisse raises Xpeng price target to $72
Credit Suisse raised its price target on Xpeng Motors in a research note issued Monday, citing the electric car maker's strong July deliveries.
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Deutsche Bank raises price target on Li Auto by $5 to $32
Deutsche Bank's Edison Yu's team raised their price target on Li Auto by $5 to $32 with a Hold rating in a research note sent to investors on Monday.
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CMB International initiates coverage on Xpeng with Buy rating and HK$196 price target
CMB International initiated coverage of Xpeng Motors on Monday, giving its Hong Kong-listed stock a HK$196 ($25.2) price target and a buy rating.
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Analysts raise Nio price target ahead of July delivery data release
CMB International raised its price target for Nio by 13.6 percent to $52.6 per ADS, maintaining a buy rating. Nio closed up 4.83 percent to $44.68 on Friday and the price target implies an upside of about 18 percent.
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Analysts say CATL's sodium-ion batteries to be used primarily in energy storage and two-wheelers
Chinese power battery giant CATL unveiled its first-generation sodium-ion battery Thursday, marking the start of a new round of innovation in the industry. In the view of analysts, the battery cells will be used mainly in energy storage and two-wheeled vehicles.
