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After a rough start to 2023, China EV sales are generally rebounding. Tesla rivals BYD, Li Auto, Nio and XPeng reported March and Q1 sales.

Tesla price cuts have ignited a China EV price war, as market leaders, startups and foreign automakers fight for sales. Here's what's ahead.

Investors were hoping for a rebound in China EV sales after a seasonally weak January. Li Auto was No. 1, but Nio saw the biggest rebound.

Nio earnings showed the scale of challenges facing the embattled EV startup. But Nio stock rose after it reported February sales .

Li Auto earnings were mostly in line, but the Nio rival forecast rising EV deliveries. LI stock initially popped but then slashed gains.

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Although the electric vehicle (EV) industry is witnessing robust demand, the lack of charging infrastructure and high costs are restricting its growth. So, we think fundamentally weak EV stocks Li Auto (LI), XPeng (XPEV), and Mullen Automotive (MULN) might be best avoided, liquidated, or sold short now. Keep reading….

China EV deliveries: Li Auto, BYD and Nio reported record December sales, even amid Covid disruptions, while XPeng rebounded.

The automotive industry is poised for long-term growth, thanks to the increasing integration of digital technologies and the growing popularity of electric vehicles. Given the industry tailwinds, investing in fundamentally sound auto stocks General Motors (GM) and Honda Motor (HMC) could be wise. However, with supply chain constraints, rising interest…

BYD deliveries set another record in November after Nio and Li Auto hit all-time highs. China EV sales continue to sizzle despite headwinds.

Nio earnings results for Q3 were mixed, with the China EV startup giving conservative Q4 delivery targets after Covid curbs. Nio stock rose, but from near two-year lows.