Hong Kong-listed auto stocks rose across the board on the 13th; exports are expected to increase by 20% from 2026 to 2028.
Release time:
2026-01-13
On January 13, Hong Kong-listed auto stocks generally rose. BYD shares climbed more than 4%, Chery Automobile rose by 3%, XPeng Motors gained 2.8%, Leapmotor surged 2.6%, and Great Wall, Li Auto, Geely, NIO, and Seres all rose by nearly 2%.
On January 13, auto stocks in Hong Kong’s stock market generally rose. BYD shares climbed by more than 4%, Chery Automobile rose by 3%, XPeng Motors gained 2.8%, Leapmotor surged by 2.6%, and Great Wall Motor, Li Auto, Geely, NIO, and Seres all saw gains of nearly 2%. The Ministry of Commerce reported progress in the China-EU electric vehicle dispute negotiations, noting that both sides have agreed to provide general guidelines on price commitments for Chinese exporters of pure electric vehicles to the EU. Cui Dongshu from the Passenger Car Association said that in the initial phase of implementing the price-commitment mechanism, some automakers might experience short-term fluctuations in sales as they adjust their pricing strategies and product structures. However, as automakers adapt to the new rules, local production capacities are gradually put into operation, and product quality improves, Chinese electric vehicle sales in the EU will steadily rebound. Cui Dongshu forecasts that from 2026 to 2028, the annual growth rate of Chinese electric vehicle exports to the EU will be around 20%, making China a key driver of global market growth.
Keywords:
Automotive import and export trade
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