The Latest Breaking News from NIO

Li delivered its fourth straight profitable quarter. Revenue more than tripled to near $5 billion.

NIO stock trades at a fraction of its 2021 highs, thanks to a combination of macro and micro headwinds. The stock's 2025 forecast looks promising, though, and the Chinese EV company should emerge as a long-term winner.

Nio does not plan to build a plant in North America; it aims to import its premium EVs from China where most of its suppliers are.

In October, NIO global electric car deliveries increased by almost 60 percent year-over-year to 16,074 and a small improvement from September (15,641).

China's XPeng and Li Auto reported record October sales with Nio also seeing higher deliveries. Tesla rival BYD is on tap soon.

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The Silverstone-based team has existed in various guises since the all-electric championship's formation, with NIO's involvement dating back to the inaugural 2014-15 season.

While the broader markets have retreated significantly from their 2023 peak, VinFast, Coinbase, and Netflix still look overvalued, even after falling sharply from their recent highs.

Despite macroeconomic concerns, auto sales are likely to rise as a result of pent-up demand and technology advances. Thus, investing in fundamentally sound stock, PACCAR (PCAR), could be an ideal buy for steady returns. However, the fundamentally weak NIO (NIO) could be best avoided now. Read on.

VinFast stock is hitting new all-time lows, and trading well below the SPAC IPO price of $10. But despite cratering more than 90% off all-time highs, VFS still doesn't look like a good value.

With the Chinese state providing them with virtually limitless cash, Nio and other Chinese EV makers can withstand big losses and keep growing.