Li Auto Stock
Li Auto falls over 2% in grey market trading before its HK debut
Li Auto traded down about 3.73 percent to HK$113.6 at the beginning of the grey market in Hong Kong on Wednesday.
Analysts explain why Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto stocks fell early in the year and why they may have reached inflection point
Nio, which rose more than 10 times in 2020, has seen its biggest pullback this year at 54%, Xpeng at 62%, and Li Auto at 58%.
Here's why Chinese EV trio stocks fall pre-market
Official media skepticism about the industry could be a major reason.
Nio falls 10% pre-market amid broad market sell-off, here is why
At press time, Nio was down 10 percent to $45.59. Between February 10 and Monday, Nio accumulated a 19 percent decline.
Meituan's founder said to have once borrowed $285 million from Goldman Sachs to invest in Li Auto
Wang Xing, the founder, and CEO of China's online service super-app Meituan, at one time, pledged his shares in Meituan to Goldman Sachs and borrowed $285 million to invest in Chinese EV maker Li Auto, according to a veteran media personality.
Here's why Li Auto stock plunges pre-market after announcing January delivery figures
Li ONE delivered 6,126 units in December, which means that January deliveries were down 12 percent compared to the previous month.
Analysts say China's NEV industry at the start of golden decade, but give Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto 'sell' ratings
Capital market enthusiasm has driven the industry to over-valuation, the analysts say.
