Shares of BYD, China’s leading electric vehicle manufacturer, fell 8.6% on Monday after the company announced significant price cuts of up to 34% on over 20 electric and hybrid models. This move, aimed at boosting sales through June, has raised fears of an intensifying price war in China’s competitive EV market. Posts on X and web reports indicate that competitors like Geely and Nio also saw share declines, with concerns about unsustainable losses and supply chain pressures. Some analysts suggest that while BYD’s strategy may increase dealership footfall, it could further erode profit margins in an already challenging market.
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