Li Auto Stock News

The market has over-reacted to LI's lowered FQ1'24 delivery guidance, since it is mostly attributed to the seasonally weak Chinese New Year, with Q2 likely to bring forth improved numbers. If anything

China EV sales for Tesla rivals Li Auto, Nio, XPeng and BYD are on tap. Expectations are low amid fierce competition.

There's a lot of confusion about EV sales as the sector struggles through a downturn. I believe some people are under the impression that EV sales are in decline.

The electric vehicle sector is going through interesting times. The industry faces macroeconomic headwinds and intense competition has also impacted companies.

The electric vehicle (EV) market has seen better days. Slower sales growth and price wars have impacted many EV stocks to buy.

Sustained growth and prosperity: Isn't that what everyone wants? The answer is generally a resounding ‘yes' whether it applies to human beings or the stock market.

Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS ) Research predicts electric vehicle (EV) sales will eventually increase due to declining battery prices, despite current slowdowns in EV investment. Further, there is a projec

The once-booming EV market in China is experiencing a slowdown due to economic challenges and reduced government subsidies, prompting a shift in strategy among local and international automakers.

The electric vehicle (EV) market continues to suffer from an ongoing slump. Slower sales growth and price wars have impacted both large and small EV stocks with investors unsure if it is a good time

With the automotive industry moving toward sustainability, the electric vehicle market is leading in advancements and investment opportunities. Following this revolutionary period, three prominent ent

Li Auto (LI) now expects its first-quarter 2024 vehicle delivery in the range of 76,000-78,000 units, down from the previous guidance of 100,000-103,000 units.

EV stocks have been some of the worst performers over the past two years. While a handful of EV companies have held their ground, the broader EV sector has sorely lagged the overall market.

Electric vehicle demand hasn't kept up with supply, and that's hurting EV stocks right now. Deliveries and margins could be lower than expected early in 2024.

Two banks cut their price targets for Li Auto on Friday. The moves follow a cut to Li's first-quarter deliveries guidance.

The auto industry's journey toward an all-electric future faced significant challenges in 2023. Many of these challenges have persisted, forcing Wall Street analysts to revisit their previously bullis