LI | Li Auto Inc.
Li Auto Inc., also known as Li Xiang, is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer headquartered in Beijing, with manufacturing facilities in Changzhou. In 2015, Li Auto was created by Li Xiang. The company builds electric vehicles that use range extenders for a power supply. The company focuses primarily on premium EREV SUVs for the Chinese market.

Chinese Automakers in the Fast Lane of EV Race
Chinese EV manufacturers, led by NIO, LI AUTO, and XPENG, are making their mark in the global market with quality products and competitive pricing, despite the hurdles of penetrating the US market and navigating the broader industry shifts.
By Staff | 9 months ago

How to Trade Nio After the Short Report
So how do you trade Nio after getting hit with a short report?
By Mike Sakuraba | 1 year ago

Li Auto - Hungry for Cash
Li Auto, the Chinese electric vehicle maker is set to launch a $2B stock offering from U.S investors.
By Staff | 1 year ago

The Worst is Over for These EV Stocks
It was the news a lot of us were waiting to hear, particularly those who have investments in Chinese companies.
By Mike Sakuraba | 1 year ago

Why Russia Attacking Ukraine is Bad for Nio
A Russian attack supported by China will likely lead to additional sanctions against China as well.
By Mike Sakuraba | 2 years ago

This Week in Electric Vehicles: Deliveries slow in China, Tesla recalls
Tesla Hit With More Recalls, Still Gets Upgrade from JPMorgan.
By Mike Sakuraba | 2 years ago

Tesla: Buy Before Earnings
But Tesla has not been the only EV stock that has been stuck in neutral this year.
By Mike Sakuraba | 2 years ago

Nio Comes to America and Ford Gets Digital
Nio is About to Get Aggressive and Ford announces that it has reached a five-year deal with fintech company Stripe.
By Mike Sakuraba | 2 years ago

This Week in EVs: Rivian and Lucid Fall while China and Tesla Ball
Wall Street analysts remain steadfast and bullish on these companies for 2022.
By Mike Sakuraba | 2 years ago

Nio Smashes Delivery Records and is Poised to Rebound
Nio reported its December, fourth quarter, and full-year delivery figures over the weekend, and suffice to say, Wall Street was impressed.
By Mike Sakuraba | 2 years ago