SOURCE: China’s EV industry braced for shakeout as prices plunge (FT + Asian Nikkei) (Local players face softer demand and competition from foreign makers)
BYD Company (HKG: 1211 / SHE: 002594 / OTCMKTS: BYDDY / BYDDF)
SAIC Motor Corp (SHA: 600104)
Guangzhou Automobile Group (SHA: 601238)
Chongqing Changan Automobile (SHE: 000625 / SHE: 200625)
Dongfeng Motor (state-owned)
Geely Automobile Holdings (HKG: 0175)
Li Auto Inc (NASDAQ: LI)
FAW Group (state-owned)
The company has these publicly traded subsidiaries:
- FAW Jiefang Group Co (SHE: 000800)
BAIC Motor Corporation (HKG: 1958 / FRA: 2B5)
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