Li Auto Inc

NIO shares climbed 7% to $5.82 in late trading Monday, lifted by a broader market rally. The Chinese EV maker recently reported its first quarterly net profit but cautioned about potential production disruptions from ongoing chip shortages.

NIO's U.S.-listed shares declined nearly 8% Friday, dragged down by broader weakness in Chinese electric vehicle stocks following a disappointing forecast from rival Xpeng. The sell-off occurred despite NIO recently posting its first-ever quarterly net profit.

NIO Inc. shares rose 1.2% to $5.89, ending a two-day decline following the company's debut quarterly net profit. The gain contrasted with a 3.2% drop for Tesla amid an expanded regulatory probe.

NIO's U.S.-listed shares declined 2.35% to $5.82, extending losses despite reporting its first-ever quarterly net profit. The drop coincided with a broader market retreat after the Federal Reserve's latest policy update.

NIO shares retreated slightly following its inaugural quarterly profit, as the EV maker confronts a chip shortage and a steep March delivery hurdle to achieve its first-quarter target.

Nio shares advanced after HSBC upgraded the stock to Buy, raising its price target to $6.80. The move follows the company's first-ever quarterly net profit and robust vehicle delivery forecast for Q1.

NIO achieved its first quarterly net profit in Q4, reporting 282.7 million yuan versus a year-ago loss. Revenue surged 75.9% to 34.65 billion yuan, driving shares up 15.2%.

NIO Inc. releases its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results Tuesday, with investors scrutinizing whether the Chinese EV maker can sustain a projected quarterly profit amid fierce market competition.

NIO's weekly new orders in China climbed to roughly 3,500 units in early March, marking the strongest weekly figure of 2026, according to Deutsche Bank channel checks. The EV maker's February deliveries rose 57.6% year-over-year to 20,797 vehicles.