Li Auto Shares Plunge After Updated Li L9 SUV Launch
Li Auto shares fell as new L9 SUV failed to impress; analysts mixed, sales weak, global launch planned for 2026.
Li Auto shares fell as new L9 SUV failed to impress; analysts mixed, sales weak, global launch planned for 2026.
Nio, XPeng, and Li Auto saw April sales drop from March, but new SUVs and tech could help them recover in the coming months.
NIO delivered 35,486 vehicles in March 2026 (+136% YoY) and 83,465 in Q1. Full March & Q1 2026 delivery results for NIO, Li Auto & XPENG plus upcoming model launches.
Chinese EV sales stumbled in February 2026 due to the Spring Festival holiday, with major players like BYD and XPeng seeing sharp drops. This pressures Tesla in its key China market, raising the importance of its pivot to AI, robo-taxis, and humanoid robots for future growth.
NIO doubles deliveries year-over-year while Li Auto and XPeng struggle in January 2026. Chinese EV makers navigate seasonal weakness and reduced government support as the new year begins.
Nio, Xpeng, and Li Auto announce December 2025 delivery numbers with varying results. Nio hits record high while Li Auto faces continued decline.