- NIO has lost as much as 43% of its value this year, buckling under mounting pressure from ongoing supply chain challenges and a large regulatory overhang on U.S.-listed Chinese stocks.
- Yet, the underlying business fundamentals have continued to show strength, with robust delivery volume growth amidst a protracted chip supply shortage.
- The EV maker is slated for further share gains this year, with the roll-out of its first sedan models and continued expansion across Europe buoying additional market penetration.
- NIO's upcoming launch of a lower-priced sub-brand is also expected to drive further mass market adoption of its vehicles, underpinning greater market share growth beyond the premium EV cohort.
- With NIO's increased addressable market, enabled by new vehicle models and an extended geographic footprint, being a material growth catalyst in the near term, the stock is slated for a turnaround later this year, making it an attractive investment at current price levels.
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