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Tesla records a decline in its EV sales in Europe for the second month in a row.

It seems like the only thing more unpredictable than Tesla's stock this month is what direction the U.S. will go with automotive tariffs. One minute, the industry is getting a pass, the next, tariffs are back on the menu. It's an exhausting loop, honestly, and if we're tired of it,…

With a $13.8 billion gamble on humanoid robotics, is Xpeng quietly setting the stage to outmaneuver Tesla?

The Sealion 7 should be a big seller for BYD – it’s a rival for the Tesla Model Y, the world’s top-selling car – but will its price and range count against it?

Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng said Friday that European Union tariffs on EVs made in China have had a "large economic impact" but will not deter the firm's plans to tap European markets.

Also in today’s rundown: Tencent to buy back $10.3 billion shares, Foreign investors increasingly optimistic about Chinese stocks.

Chinese EV manufacturer Xpeng moved up six spots in Monday trading to jump into the top 20 of Barchart’s Top 100 Stocks to Buy. Up 150% over the past year, it might be too late to buy.

Tesla shares dropped over 15% on Monday. Chinese EV shares, like BYD and Li Auto, rose in Hong Kong trading.

Chinese Tesla rival Xpeng has launched in the UK with the £39,990 G6 SUV

Shares of competitors Li Auto, Xpeng, and Geely Auto fell by 6%, 9% and 10% respectively.

Range anxiety and charging anxiety are two of the biggest pain points for electric vehicle owners, especially those who bought a battery-powered car for the first time. This, coupled with the inescapable truth that EVs lose some range in the winter compared to when it’s nice and warm outside, can…