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Nio's Record Deliveries: Nio Inc. achieved a record delivery of 40,397 vehicles in October, marking a 92.6% year-over-year increase, with cumulative deliveries reaching 913,182 vehicles.
Li Auto's Expansion: Li Auto reported 31,767 deliveries in October and opened its first store in Uzbekistan, focusing on growth in Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, while lifetime deliveries reached 1,462,788 vehicles.
XPeng's Growth: XPeng delivered 42,013 vehicles in October, a 76% increase year-over-year, and expanded into seven new international markets, with a total of 355,209 units delivered in the first ten months of 2025.
Stock Performance: NIO and XPeng stocks have seen significant gains over the past year, with NIO up over 42% and XPeng up over 103%, while Li Auto's stock has dropped over 16%.
Trump's Energy Strategy: President Trump is advocating for increased coal production to address rising energy demands in the U.S., emphasizing its role in stabilizing energy costs and competing with foreign nations, particularly China.
Coal's Role in Power Generation: Despite a decline in coal's share of U.S. power generation, the administration aims to keep coal plants operational due to their ability to provide consistent baseload power, especially as electricity demand surges from industries like artificial intelligence.

Global Emissions Overview: In 2023, over half of the world's greenhouse gas emissions were attributed to just 36 companies, with state-owned enterprises contributing 52% and the top five state-owned emitters responsible for 17.4% of global emissions.
Sector Contributions: Coal remained the largest source of emissions at 41.1%, while cement production saw a significant increase in emissions, and natural gas emissions decreased by 3.7%.
Impact of U.S. Presidential Election on Energy Sector: The outcome of the U.S. presidential election is expected to significantly affect the energy sector, with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump holding opposing views on oil, gas, and renewable energy policies.
Contrasting Energy Policies: While Harris has previously supported a fracking ban and criticized oil companies, she now claims she won't ban fracking; in contrast, Trump's clear pro-drilling stance promotes increased oil production.
Li Auto's Charging Infrastructure Development: Li Auto Inc. has finalized an agreement with Shoucheng Holdings to establish 2,000 supercharging stations by the end of the year, enhancing inner-city charging infrastructure through joint funding and resource sharing.
Collaborations for EV Infrastructure: This partnership follows Li Auto's previous cooperation with PetroChina Kunlun to develop charging infrastructure across highways and cities, as part of a broader strategy to improve electric vehicle charging services in China.

Li Auto Achieves Delivery Milestone: Li Auto Inc has reached a significant milestone of 900,000 cumulative vehicle deliveries within 56 months of its first delivery, making it the first Chinese new car maker to achieve this feat. The company delivered 26,655 vehicles in July alone.
Market Performance and Industry Context: Despite the milestone, LI stock has seen a decline of over 47% in the past year, but shares rose by 3.69% recently. The Chinese EV industry is facing challenges such as weak domestic demand and tariffs, yet it is receiving support from government stimulus plans.








