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Big tech earnings disappoint, US stocks dips: Who's the next hope?
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A CNBC analysis of first-quarter earnings reveals that U.S.-...

A CNBC analysis of first-quarter earnings reveals that U.S.-listed Chinese electric vehicle (EV) companies are investing more in research and development as a percentage of sales compared to Tesla. This strategy is crucial for survival in China's highly competitive auto market, where new energy vehicles account for over 40% of sales.

Among the four U.S.-listed Chinese EV companies, Nio leads with an R&D spend of 29% of revenue in Q1 2023, significantly higher than Tesla's 5.4% in Q1 and 4.2% in Q2. Xpeng follows with 20%, while Li Auto's R&D intensity stands at 11%. In absolute terms, Hong Kong-listed BYD spent $1.47 billion (8.5% of revenue) on R&D in Q1, surpassing Tesla's $1.15 billion.

While higher R&D spending doesn't guarantee long-term competitiveness, it reflects the intensifying competition in China's EV market. Companies are focusing on areas such as battery technology, software development, and manufacturing efficiency to differentiate themselves. However, experts caution that R&D intensity alone is not a definitive measure of innovation, emphasizing the importance of effective product delivery and profitability in determining a company's success in the evolving EV landscape.

(Source: CNBC)

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