XPeng, meanwhile, sold 4,020 flagship G9 SUVs. Nio, XPeng and Li Auto shares ended 2022 down 69.22%, 80.25% and 36.45%, respectively. The stocks closed Friday's session at $9.75, $9.94 and $20.40, respectively, according to Benzinga Pro data. Friday, Li Auto shares rallied 4.67% in reaction to the company's statement at a media briefing that it anticipated December deliveries to exceed 20,000 units. U.S. EV giant Tesla, Inc. TSLA is likely to report its fourth-quarter global deliveries Monday.