Li Auto Inc. - American Depositary Shares (LI)

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Chinese automakers and chip companies are racing to replace foreign chips in self-driving tech, after U.S. export restrictions hurt sales and demand.

Li Auto (NASDAQ:LI) is a value investor's pick with strong fundamentals, low valuation, solid profitability, and growth potential in the EV market.

Nio, Li Auto, Xpeng, and Leapmotor report varying delivery results in July, with BYD seeing a global delivery decline.

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Li Auto delivered 30,731 vehicles last month, down from the 51,000 units delivered in July 2024.

Chinese EV makers XPeng, ZEEKR, Li Auto, and NIO saw stocks drop despite individual success. ZEEKR's combined brands delivered 44,193 cars, Li Auto reported 30,731 deliveries, and NIO delivered 21,017 vehicles. XPeng set a record with 36,717 deliveries in July.

Li Auto launches Li i8 six-seat battery electric SUV, expanding EV lineup. Features advanced safety systems, fast charging, and AI-powered agent.

WeRide Inc. (NYSE: WRD) is the first autonomous driving company to receive a permit for driverless taxis in Saudi Arabia. They have permits in 6 nations and are expanding globally.

Auto brands in China accused of inflating sales figures amid fierce competition to meet sales targets, leading to misjudgment of demand.

Chinese EV stocks NIO, Li Auto, XPeng are gaining as Chinese President Xi warns against excessive spending on AI, EVs, and other industries.

Li Auto has opened pre-orders for its new i8 electric SUV, priced well above Nio’s Onvo L90. Both face fresh competition from Tesla, which just filed plans for a new six-seater Model Y L targeting China’s family EV market.

US-listed Chinese stocks gained following US govt's decision to lift chip export restrictions to China. Includes Alibaba, PDD, JD, Baidu, NIO, Li Auto, XPeng, and Nvidia's new RTX PRO chip designed for Chinese market.

NIO shares are rising after launching Onvo L90 SUV and receiving a bullish $5.90 price target from Morgan Stanley.

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LI AUTO (NASDAQ:LI) appears undervalued with strong profitability and growth potential, making it a candidate for value investors in the EV sector.