Group 1 - Geely plans to acquire all shares of Zeekr, currently holding approximately 65.7% of the shares, indicating a strategic focus on the automotive sector and accelerating layout in new energy and intelligence fields [1] - The acquisition is expected to enhance resource allocation efficiency, improve R&D and operational synergy, and strengthen Geely's competitiveness in the global market [1] - The market's long-term development expectations for Geely and its brands are likely to be optimized following the completion of the integration [1] Group 2 - CATL completed a share buyback of 1.55 billion yuan, representing nearly 39% of the lower limit of its buyback plan, with an average daily buyback exceeding 90 million yuan [2] - The buyback reflects CATL's confidence in its value and stable operational foundation, with a focus on shareholder returns, achieving a dividend rate of 50% over the past two years [2] - The ongoing buyback plan is expected to positively influence the new energy industry chain and enhance investor confidence in the sector [2] Group 3 - Waymo announced a partnership with Magna to establish a new factory in Mesa, Arizona, which will produce vehicles equipped with Waymo technology, creating hundreds of jobs [3] - The factory is expected to produce over 2,000 Jaguar I-PACE vehicles by next year, showcasing Waymo's production capabilities and technological advancements [3] - This collaboration is anticipated to accelerate the scaling of Waymo's technology and increase competitive pressure on other automakers [3] Group 4 - Nezha Auto's associated company has reported new tax debts exceeding 2.15 million yuan, reflecting financial pressure amid operational challenges [4] - The company has faced multiple issues, including app and website outages, and has made adjustments to its sales channels, including closing some direct stores [4] - The success of future financing and sales strategies will be crucial for Nezha's competitiveness in the new energy vehicle market [4] Group 5 - Rivian has lowered its electric vehicle delivery forecast for the year to 40,000-46,000 units, down from a previous estimate of 46,000-51,000 units, due to tariff and regulatory changes [5] - Despite reporting better-than-expected financial results for Q1, the downward adjustment in delivery targets may impact market confidence [5] - Rivian's sufficient liquidity and new investment strategy indicate long-term potential and recovery capability, prompting a cautious outlook on the electric vehicle industry [5]