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Li Auto stock has fallen over 20% from its 52-week highs. Analyst sentiment toward the Chinese EV stock is mixed, but it looks like a good buy on reasonable valuations.

Chinese EV company is back in penny stock territory amid the broader market selloff. Investors should watch shares as the company improves its financial performance.

It’s been proven that we’ve already reached “peak” gas sometime a few years ago. Volvo may be one of a few brands that recently announced its intention to somewhat slow its transition to full EV, but the EV full revolution at the brand is still marching onward. Next up at…

Last year was a good year for Zeekr. Despite growing anti-China tensions, a softening Chinese economy, and overall weirdness in the EV market, it’s been largely nothing but net for the Sino-Swedish brand. It doesn’t even sell cars in America but it still stole the show at CES, while announcing…

There’s a narrative that’s common now: the Chinese market is pushing out all foreign competitors. Whether it’s BMW, General Motors or Volkswagen, the media, analysts, some automotive company CEOs and political pundits have agreed that the writing is on the wall. The war for China’s EV buyers, they say, has…

Tesla's yearly deliveries declined for the first time in 2024; investors looking for an alternative might check out Li Auto, Rivian, and NIO.

Nio trades at a fraction of its all-time highs, but its valuation look quite cheap at these levels, making it a name worth betting on.

While Zeekr stuns the American public at CES with an announcement of a U.S office (but no launch in the U.S market) and its open-air Zeekr MIX, it took to social media to wow all those not in attendance with teasers of a car in a body style not often…

A former NIO minister had launched a consultation on a new good relations strategy for NI in 2003.

The confidential briefing note is part of the tranche of documents made public by the Irish National Archive.

Tony Blair’s Labour government introduced the ceremonies for those seeking UK citizenship, with the first ceremonies taking place in 2004.