On average, each Nio user used the battery swap service six times in June, each time taking about three minutes.
Nio (NYSE: NIO) announced the operations of its replenishment system for June, showing the number of services provided by its battery swap stations and charging piles.
Between June 1 and 30, Nio provided 2,066,358 battery swap services, an average of 68,876 per day, according to information released today by the Nio App.
This means that about 48 Nio vehicles were simultaneously performing battery swaps every minute, Nio said.
On average, each Nio user used the battery swap service six times in June, each time taking about three minutes, according to the company.
Previously released data from Nio showed it provided an average of 65,779 battery swap services per day in April, and 68,084 in May.
The company added 12 battery swap stations in China in June, bringing the number of the facility to 2,439 as of the end of June.
So far, 79.9 percent of Nio owners can find a battery swap station within 3 kilometers of their home or office.
The company also had 2,287 supercharging stations in China at the end of June, providing 10,472 charging piles, and 1,609 destination charging stations, providing 12,298 charging piles.
Nio delivered a record 21,209 vehicles in June, bringing cumulative deliveries since inception to 537,020 vehicles, according to data released on July 1.
For Nio customers, 54.14 percent of the energy they added to their vehicles in June came from battery swap stations, 23.79 percent from home chargers, 18 percent from third-party chargers and 4.07 percent from Nio public charging stalls.
Nio provided 1,922,141 charging services in June and cumulatively provided more than 42 million charging services by the end of June, with 84 percent of those orders serving non-Nio branded vehicles, according to the company.
Cumulatively, Nio's charging facilities have served more than 200 brands of EVs to date.
Nio provided 15,679 battery upgrades in June, bringing the cumulative number of battery upgrades to 244,035.
The company's energy replenishment facilities are operated by its energy division, Nio Power, which turned six years old in June.
Nio is also building battery swap stations in Europe, with 45 stations there as of today, 17 of which are in Germany, according to data compiled by CnEVPost.
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