From:Internet Info Agency 2026-02-11 09:32:05
January auto production and sales data have been gradually released, showing clear divergence. Passenger vehicle sales faced pressure both year-over-year and month-over-month, while heavy-duty trucks and buses outperformed expectations—particularly boosted by exports, giving the commercial vehicle segment stronger market sentiment and earnings outlook. Meanwhile, the intelligent driving and robotics sectors have seen rising trading interest, driven by Tesla-related developments. According to CICC, multiple catalysts are expected around March, including the full launch of FSD in China, the official release of Optimus V3, robotic performances during the Spring Festival Gala, and mass production of Cybercab. The firm recommends proactively positioning portfolios to capture potential opportunities.

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