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China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group Limited (NEV) is a subsidiary of the embattled China Evergrande Group, focused on developing and manufacturing new energy vehicles (NEVs), primarily electric vehicles. The company was established as part of Evergrande's strategic pivot into high-tech industries, aiming to leverage China's push toward electric mobility. Its flagship brand, Hengchi, was launched with ambitions to compete in the premium EV segment, though production and delivery volumes have been extremely limited amid financial and operational challenges. The company's market position is weak, with no meaningful market share, and it operates in a highly competitive landscape dominated by well-established players like BYD, Tesla, and NIO.
Announced investments in EV platforms, autonomous driving, and smart connectivity technologies, but progress has been hampered by liquidity issues; patent portfolio exists but is not industry-leading.
China Evergrande NEV presents extremely high investment risk due to its severe financial distress, operational failures, and dependence on a bankrupt parent entity. While operating in a growing market, the company lacks competitive products, scalable production, and financial stability. Any potential upside is speculative and contingent on a successful restructuring or external bailout, which remains highly uncertain. Investors should approach with caution and consider the high probability of capital loss.