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Chinese EV stocks have fallen sharply as subsidy withdrawals, price competition and slower demand pressure margins. Nio, XPeng and Li Auto face further risks from higher input costs and potential European import restrictions.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street
00:02Chinese electric vehicle stocks have tumbled this year, erasing billions of dollars in
00:06value as the industry faces mounting challenges.
00:09According to Benzinga, NIO has fallen nearly 50% from its April high, while X-Kung has
00:14dropped 55% from its year-to-date peak.
00:17The declines come as Beijing begins ending industry subsidies to address oversupply and
00:21price wars.
00:22Chinese EV makers are expanding overseas, but proposed European Union import restrictions
00:27could threaten sales.
00:28The ongoing U.S.-Iran war, fierce competition, and rising commodity and raw material prices
00:33are also squeezing profit margins.
00:35September deliveries showed slowing demand.
00:38NIO reported its weakest growth this year at 7.7%, while X-Kung and Li Auto posted year-over-year
00:43declines.
00:44A slowing Chinese economy could prolong the industry's struggles.
00:47For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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