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Electric car startups want to avoid same fate as Britain's 1890s bike bubble

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US electric vehicle companies aren't the only ones to see their valuations reduced. Chinese electric vehicles startups have taken a hit, too. Nio's stock has fallen 49% this year, while X-Peng is down 52% and BYD's has dropped 17%. Even the world's most valuable automaker, Tesla, hasn't been immune; its stock down is 27% this year.

LOL so much for the e-car market.
 
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