0253 GMT - Li Auto's share-price weakness could be a good opportunity to accumulate the stock, and investors' attention should shift to the mass-market i6 model set to be released in September, Deutsche Bank analyst Bin Wang writes in a note. He attributes the recent share-price decline to market concerns about the order flow for the newly launched i8. Li Auto's nationwide weekly new orders fell around 29% on the week in early August, DB notes. Negative social-media comments about the company's safety-related advertising campaign and the relatively small market for premium electric SUVs likely contributed to the sequential decline, he adds. These factors are likely to be temporary, however, and DB expects Li Auto's new-order flow to rise from the end of the month. (jiahui.huang@wsj.com; @ivy_jiahuihuang)
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August 12, 2025 22:53 ET (02:53 GMT)
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