Kandi Technologies stock completes 1-for-10 reverse split

Kandi Technologies completed a 1-for-10 reverse stock split on Friday, October 16, 2026, after announcing the corporate action on October 13. The company said the consolidation covered its common stock. The announcement is listed on the Kandi Technologies investor-relations page.

Corporate Action Changes Share Count

A reverse split combines multiple existing shares into one new share. It changes the number of shares outstanding and the per-share trading price mechanically, but it does not by itself change the company’s operations or the underlying value of the business.

For investors, the post-split history needs careful reading because earlier per-share figures are not directly comparable with later quotations unless they are adjusted for the split. The company’s latest listed corporate action follows its first-half 2026 results and a series of announcements about battery-swapping infrastructure.

Expansion Beyond Electric Vehicles

Kandi develops, manufactures and commercializes electric-vehicle products and related technologies. Its portfolio includes electric-vehicle parts, off-road vehicles, all-terrain and utility vehicles, go-karts, scooters and lithium-ion cells, with the United States and China among its main markets, according to Morningstar.

Kandi is a smaller, specialized participant in the recreational-vehicle market compared with larger listed peers such as Brunswick, BRP, Thor Industries and Polaris. Its newer battery-exchange and energy-storage activities broaden the business beyond recreational vehicles, but also add execution risk as those operations develop.

Kandi Technologies at a Glance

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