The Latest Breaking News from Li

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.

Futures rose as government shutdown fears waned after the S&P 500 hit a six-month low Thursday amid fresh Trump tariff threats. Warren Buffett's Berkshire rose within a buy zone.

The world's biggest EV maker says Chinese electric cars are far ahead of the competition. The most popular models cut across segments, from budget to luxury.

China EV sales: Tesla rivals XPeng and BYD reported surging February deliveries vs. a year before. Nio, Li Auto gains were more modest.

Although LI stock has been on an incredible run recently thanks to a resurgence in sentiment, historical trends suggest a pullback may be coming.

Nike trades at less than half of its 2021 high as it battles multiple headwinds. The stock looks quite attractive for someone willing to take a long-term view and bet on the company’s turnaround.

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

Tesla rivals BYD, Nio Li Auto, XPeng and Zeekr all reported record December China EV sales as the price war intensified.

As the automotive industry undergoes a transformative shift, automotive companies with analyst price targets are capturing investor interest. Amid this backdrop, you might consider adding three automotive stocks, Honda Motor Co. (HMC), Li Auto (LI), and Garrett Motion (GTX), to your watchlist. Read more….

China EV makers BYD, XPeng and Zeekr reported record November sales. Li Auto and Nio deliveries fell vs. October.

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