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Li Auto , the largest of the emerging EV players in China, delivered 58,513 vehicles for December 2024, an increase of 16.2% year-over-year. Sales were also up by roughly 20% from November.

The S&P 500 soared by about 25% in 2024, but investors decided to pump the brakes on many of their electric-vehicle (EV) investments during the year. An outlier among its peers, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) saw its stock accelerate by about 73%; however, other prominent EV names were left in the dust as they plunged considerably.

BYD leads the EV market with record deliveries, benefiting from strong PHEV demand and scalability, positioning it as a potential global automotive leader. NIO, focusing on premium segments, achieved a 73% sales increase in December, driven by its new sub-brand ONVO, indicating strong growth momentum. Li Auto's unique range extender vehicles cater to rural areas, achieving significant success with a 33% annual growth rate, gaining market share.

Electric vehicle (EV) stocks are poised for a pivotal year, and are already in focus to start 2025, as five major players report fourth-quarter delivery numbers.

Goldman Sachs analyst Tina Hou maintained a Buy rating on Li Auto Inc LI with a price target of $36.

While Li Auto tops the race with 500,508 annual deliveries, XPeng and NIO sell 190,068 and 221,970 vehicles, respectively, in 2024.

Welcome to the Green Stock News brief for Thursday, January 2nd. Here are today's top headlines: Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has reported fourth quarter 2024 production and delivery numbers, which included production of approximately 459,000 vehicles and deliveries of more than 495,000 vehicles.

Chinese electric-vehicle makers enjoyed strong sales in December 2024 as the country's EV price war continued.

When deciding whether to buy, sell, or hold a stock, investors often rely on analyst recommendations. Media reports about rating changes by these brokerage-firm-employed (or sell-side) analysts often influence a stock's price, but are they really important?

After years of economic headwinds, China is making a comeback, with the government's newly announced stimulus measures igniting a significant rally across Chinese equities. Among the sectors benefiting from this momentum are electric vehicle (EV) automakers, which have surged in the wake of this economic boost.