NIO shares drop 5% after BlackRock's 13F filing reveals a 12% stake cut in the Chinese EV maker as of June 30
The disclosure, though reflecting holdings from 45 days prior, led to NIO's stock falling to $4.57. Meanwhile, BlackRock increased its stakes in Lucid Group and Rivian, and also trimmed its position in XPeng, signaling a rotation away from Chinese EV names. This market reaction occurred despite NIO reporting strong July deliveries, up 71% year-over-year, and positive Q1 2026 financial results.
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