Vietnamese electric vehicle maker Vinfast saw heavy losses in its shares after an initial surge in value on the Nasdaq. Experts caution against guessing the company's long-term worth, as other auto startups that gained attention from investors have faced production delays and other problems. VinFast's stocks soared 250% on Tuesday, making it the highest valued EV maker on Wall Street after Tesla and China's BYD. However, shares fell 16% on Thursday as the market considered the tough targets set for the company and its struggle to turn a profit. It is still too early to determine VinFast's true market capitalization.

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