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While Xpeng Motors (XPEV) is up over 65% for the year to date, it has looked weak in recent days and has come off its highs. The company’s Q1 2025 financial performance was quite impressive, but concerns over regulatory scrutiny over sales of new cars as “used cars” in the second-hand market by some automotive companies in China and an escalating price war in China have pressured XPEV stock. In this article, we’ll discuss whether you should buy the dip in the stock or steer clear.
