Chinese Stocks Dominate Monday’s 10 Worst Performers

5. XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV)

XPeng dropped its share prices for a second day on Monday, slashing 8.7 percent to end at $17.74 apiece as investors disposed of positions in Chinese stocks to minimize the risks amid the ongoing US-China trade tensions.

Especially with XPEV’s plans to double down on its international market expansion this year, the escalating trade war has raised concerns about whether the aggressive program remains on track.

In recent news, XPEV officially entered the Polish market on Monday where it introduced three of its cutting-edge electric vehicles: the flagship G9 SUV, the ultra-intelligent G6 coupe SUV, and the sleek P7 sedan-each of which has earned the prestigious Euro NCAP 5-star safety rating.

It also unveiled the futuristic eVTOL XPENG X2, signaling a bold new chapter in AI-driven mobility that spans from smart EVs to flying cars.