On June 15, XPeng Inc.-W declined 3.12% in regular trading, trading at 55.85 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 267 million. Multiple negative factors continued to pressure the stock.

On the news front, the lingering impact of a key executive departure and weak quarterly results continued to weigh on sentiment. Senior Director of humanoid robot product planning Shi Xiaoxin officially departed in early June after 1,675 days at the company. As a core figure behind the IRON humanoid robot's development from prototype to mass production preparation, his exit coincides with a critical year-end production timeline, raising concerns over potential delays. Although Chairman He Xiaopeng announced on June 10 that he would personally assume the role of robot business CEO to stabilize confidence, selling pressure persisted.

Additionally, XPeng reported a Q1 net loss of RMB 1.78 billion, with revenue declining 17.6% YoY and vehicle deliveries falling 33.3% YoY. Increased R&D spending and surging inventory further strained finances. Industry headwinds also mounted, as China's May narrow passenger vehicle retail sales declined over 20% YoY, reflecting broader demand weakness.

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