Shares of Nio Inc. rose Monday after the China-based electric-vehicle maker reported an uptick in September deliveries, sufficient to raise deliveries for the previous three months to a quarterly report.
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reported over the weekend that it delivered 10,878 EVs in September, up 2.4% from the ten,628 EVs delivered in the identical month a 12 months in the past. The deliveries consisted of seven,729 premium sport-utility autos and three,149 premium sedans, Nio stated.
For the third quarter, the corporate delivered 31,607 autos, up 29.3% from a 12 months earlier.
Nio’s inventory gained 1.2% in premarket buying and selling. The inventory had bounced 1.2% on Friday after tumbling to 10.1% to a four-month low on Thursday.
Individually, shares of rival China-based EV maker XPeng Inc.
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edged up 0.2% forward of Monday’s open, after the corporate reported September deliveries of 8,468 EVs, down 18.7% from the ten,412 EVs delivered in September 2021.
For the third quarter, deliveries rose 15.2% to 29,570 EVs, as year-to-date deliveries totaled 98,553 EVs to surpass the entire EVs delivered within the 2021 calendar 12 months.
And Li Auto Inc.’s inventory
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slipped lower than 0.1% in Monday’s premarket, after the man China-based EV maker stated September deliveries rose 62.5% from final 12 months to 11,531 autos, to raise third-quarter deliveries by 5.6% to 26,524 autos.
The third-quarter complete was above steering supplied final week, when Li lower its steering to 25,500 from between 27,000 and 29,000, citing supply-chain constraints.
Over the previous three months, shares of Nio have dropped 26.2%, whereas XPeng’s inventory has tumbled 60.5% and Li Auto shares have slumped 39.0%, because the iShares China Giant-Cap exchange-traded fund
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has misplaced 23.8% and the S&P 500 index
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has declined 6.3%.