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Chinese EV stocks tumble after BYD slashes prices up to 35%

Danny Lee / Bloomberg
Danny Lee / Bloomberg • 3 min read
Chinese EV stocks tumble after BYD slashes prices up to 35%
BYD is also gaining ground overseas. It sold more EVs in Europe than Tesla Inc for the first time last month / Photo: Bloomberg
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BYD Co led Chinese electric vehicle stocks lower in Hong Kong on Monday, as investors digested the auto giant’s sweeping price cuts of as much as 34% late last week.

Shares of China’s No. 1 selling car brand tumbled as much as 8.3%, while peers Li Auto Inc, Great Wall Motor Co and Geely Automobile Holdings dropped more than 5% amid investor concern about intensifying competition in the sector.

BYD offered discounts on 22 of its electric and plug-in hybrid models that it sells in China until the end of June, fanning the flames of a renewed sector-wide price war. While EV sales have overall reached new annual highs, growth has been decelerating.

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