BE kept extending on top of last scan's confirmed earnings beat — RSI climbed from 63.1 to 65.0 on another +9.05% week — while LCID deepened toward capitulation (RSI 35.1→30.8, week -9.83%) with no catalyst on file. NIO stabilized off last scan's capitulation low (RSI 24.5→27.3, week easing to -2.89% from -13.04%) but remains a 52-week-low structure. The lithium complex had its softest week yet — SQM and BYDDY both dropped over 7% with nothing established behind either move.

Data as-of 2026-09-11 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/ev-clean-energy.json. Prior scan: 2026-09-04-ev-clean-energy (2026-09-04, data as-of 2026-09-04 close) — the summary's own 7-day window runs 2026-09-04 to 2026-09-11, so the comparisons below line up exactly with that prior scan.

BE kept extending on top of last scan's confirmed Q2 beat and raised guidance: RSI climbed from 63.1 to 65.0, price from $252.87 to $275.75, and the week added another 9.05%. Its news receipt (fetched 2026-09-11) confirms continuing coverage of the raised-guidance story dated through Sept 9, though no new catalyst beyond what was already on file — this reads as a continuation of the confirmed move flagged last scan. BE is now 41.6% above its 200-day average with an extraordinary trailing-year return of +309.79% (alpha1y +293.57) — an already-exceptional trend extending further.

LCID remains the board's weakest structure by a wide margin and deepened further: RSI fell from 35.1 to 30.8, price from $4.68 to $4.22, and the week dropped 9.83% (30-day now -35.47%). No fresh news receipt was checked to establish a cause for this week's decline. LCID is now 49.2% below its 200-day with a trailing year of -78.79% (alpha1y -95.01) and sits 83.27% below its 52-week high — the most damaged structure on this board, still deteriorating.

NIO stabilized off last scan's capitulation-tier print: RSI rose from 24.5 to 27.3, price from $3.80 to $3.69, and the week eased to -2.89% from -13.04% — a smaller decline than last scan's crash, though price is still lower in absolute terms and the stock sits 53.99% below its 52-week high. NIO's earnings-beat catalyst from last scan (reported Sept 1) remains the last confirmed event on file; nothing new explains this week's continued (if slower) slide. NIO is 28.7% below its 200-day with a trailing year of -39.21% (alpha1y -55.43) — still a deeply damaged trend.

The lithium complex had its softest week of this stretch. SQM fell 8.57% (RSI 49.8→36.0, the sharpest lithium move) and ALB fell 6.94% (RSI 42.1→34.9), with neither news receipt checked fresh enough to establish a cause. BYDDY, a Hong Kong-listed OTC ADR and research-only on this desk, dropped 7.32% on the week (RSI 40.9→31.2) with only a stale earnings-report listing on file (fetched Sept 3, covering the Aug 28 print) — no fresh catalyst established. Despite this week's declines, SQM (+64.0% trailing year, alpha1y +47.78) and ALB (+56.59%, alpha1y +40.37) both remain well ahead on the long horizon even though both sit below their 200-day (SQM -8.5%, ALB -25.0%) — deep pullbacks inside still-positive multi-year trends, not breaks.

TSLA continued higher — RSI held flat-to-up (50.9→54.5), week +1.49%→+3.21%, 30-day +10.12%→+11.58% — though it remains 8.4% below its 200-day with a trailing year near flat (-0.91%, alpha1y -17.13), a trend still genuinely under test despite the positive week. FSLR improved (RSI 41.4→47.1, week +2.24%) while NXT deepened its 30-day slide further (-15.34%→-20.04%, RSI roughly flat at 38.7).

• BE extended its confirmed-catalyst rally: RSI 63.1→65.0, price $252.87→$275.75, 7D +20.01%→+9.05%, 30D +7.91%→+16.27%.
• LCID deepened toward capitulation: RSI 35.1→30.8, price $4.68→$4.22, 7D -6.6%→-9.83%, 30D -30.15%→-35.47%.
• NIO stabilized off last scan's capitulation low: RSI 24.5→27.3, price $3.80→$3.69, 7D -13.04%→-2.89%, 30D -18.28%→-18.72%.
• SQM posted the lithium complex's softest week: RSI 49.8→36.0, price $76.43→$69.88, 7D -2.81%→-8.57%, 30D +9.11%→-1.92%.
• ALB fell further: RSI 42.1→34.9, price $126.28→$117.52, 7D -8.07%→-6.94%, 30D +6.26%→-8.43%.
• BYDDY (research-only) dropped newly into oversold: RSI 40.9→31.2, price $10.93→$10.13, 7D -4.54%→-7.32%, 30D -7.22%→-10.59%.
• TSLA continued higher: RSI 50.9→54.5, price $354.08→$365.44, 7D +1.49%→+3.21%, 30D +10.12%→+11.58%.
• NXT's 30-day window deepened further: RSI 38.6→38.7 (flat), price $84.50→$82.89, 7D -1.17%→-1.91%, 30D -15.34%→-20.04%.
• FSLR improved: RSI 41.4→47.1, price $204.45→$209.03, 7D -0.02%→+2.24%, 30D -13.66%→-7.82%.
• RIVN, PLUG, ENPH, SEDG, LIT, DRIV, KARS, TAN, ICLN, ENS, TE, LI, XPEV all traded within a narrower range, no sharp break.

Golden-cross names (RIVN, BE, DRIV, ENS) mean the 50-day average sits above the 200-day. Death-cross names (TSLA, BYDDY, LI, NIO, XPEV, LCID, PLUG, ENPH, SEDG, FSLR, LIT, ALB, SQM, KARS, TAN, ICLN, NXT, TE) include several names that are genuinely weak on the long horizon (LI, NIO, XPEV, LCID — all deeply below their 200-day with negative trailing-year returns) alongside names that are fine despite the death-cross label. The most reliable split remains 200-day distance plus trailing-year return, not the cross label: BE, ALB, SQM, and TE all carry strongly positive trailing-year returns (BE +309.79%, TE +145.21%, SQM +64.0%, ALB +56.59%) even where some sit below their 200-day this week — deep-pullback framing, not breakdown. TSLA, RIVN, PLUG, ENPH, FSLR, and NXT sit below their 200-day with mixed-to-negative multi-year records, meaning the trend is under real test. LI, NIO, XPEV, BYDDY, LCID, and SEDG are weak on both windows at once — the genuinely damaged group, with LCID's deterioration this scan the sharpest.

BYDDY is a Hong Kong-primary ADR trading OTC in the US and is research-only on this desk — it appears in this table and analysis but never as an Entry Zone or BUY row.

Capitulation (RSI<25): None — NIO (27.3) climbed just above the capitulation line off last scan's 24.5 print.

Oversold (25-40): NIO (27.3), LCID (30.8), BYDDY (31.2, research-only), XPEV (34.6), ALB (34.9), SQM (36.0), LIT (37.7), NXT (38.7), ENS (38.2), KARS (35.7), TAN (39.1) — a much broader oversold group than last scan's three, driven by the lithium/battery complex rolling over.

Neutral/Strong (40+): LI (41.2) through BE (65.0, the board's highest print).

BYDDY is research-only (Hong Kong-listed OTC ADR) and is excluded from entry consideration on this desk regardless of its RSI.

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns/long-horizon): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-09-11 close — ev-clean-energy.
• BE news receipt checked (latest, fetched 2026-09-11, fresh): continuing coverage through Sept 9 of the confirmed Q2 beat and raised-guidance story already on file from last scan.
• NIO news receipt checked (latest, fetched 2026-09-06): still the Sept 1 Q2 earnings beat on file; no new catalyst for this week's continued (slower) slide.
• BYDDY news receipt checked (latest, fetched 2026-09-03, before this week's window): still the Aug 28 earnings-report listing; no cause claimed for this week's decline.
• SQM, ALB news receipts not fresh enough to establish a cause for this week's declines (SQM fetched 2026-08-25, ALB fetched 2026-07-29, both before this week's window).