Phate Zhang
-
CICC sees 30% upside for Nio, bullish on growth momentum for NT 2.0 platform models
CICC says Nio is a leader in the premium smart electric vehicle segment, and that its NT 2.0 platform models will bring new growth momentum.
-
Nio stores in Shanghai see traffic return to pre-Covid lockdown levels
In addition to Nio, Tesla's stores in Shanghai are also seeing a lot of customers again, with one store selling nearly 50 cars in a single day.
-
IM Motors, backed by SAIC and Alibaba, begins deliveries of its first model
IM Motors L7 is positioned similarly to Nio's ET7 sedan, which began delivery in late March, as a mid-size, all-electric premium sedan.
-
CATL expands its battery swap service to Hefei
CATL's battery swap brand EVOGO today put three battery swap stations into operation in Hefei and expects to have 20 such facilities in the city by the end of this year.
-
Nio adds one swap station in Shanghai and one Nio House in Beijing
This is Nio's first new battery swap station in Shanghai since the Covid lockdown was lifted, bringing the total number of the facility to 980.
-
Further Reading: Audi fails in China's EV market
This article summarizes Audi's rise to prominence in China over the past 30 years and its impotence in the disruptive arrival of electric vehicles.
-
Nio files patent for cylindrical cell as it launches in-house development of batteries
Nio's patent would increase the effective space utilization of cells and reduce the difficulty of making them, thereby improving production efficiency, according to its patent abstract.
-
Chery recalls 8,067 eQ1 EVs due to brake system issues
Chery eQ series EVs saw retail sales of 9,084 units in China in May, up 61.3 percent from 5,632 units in the same month last year.
-
Nvidia highlights its partnership with Nio after AMD drama
Although Nvidia did not mention AMD, it appears to be clarifying that it is Nio's partner in high-performance computing chips, not its competitor.
-
Porsche recalls 6,172 Taycan EVs in China due to seat wire harness issue
The Taycan series EVs have a starting price range of RMB 898,000 ($134,000) to RMB 1,838,000 in China.









