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Tesla, Nio to take part in Shenzhen auto show starting Jun 16
This will be Tesla's first presence at an auto show in China since April 2021, and Nio will exhibit the ET5 Touring at the event and will hold a brief press conference on June 16.
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Nio denies after rumors of partnership with Mercedes-Benz swirl
A fake rumor yesterday claimed that Mercedes-Benz will use Nio's battery swap network and will build its next-generation models based on Nio's standards.
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China NEV insurance registrations for week ending Jun 11: Tesla 16,400, Li Auto 8,400, Nio 1,500
From June 1-11, Nio sold 2,800 units, Tesla 26,000, Li Auto 11,900 and Xpeng 2,200.
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Nio ES7, EC7, ET7 wait times become shorter
Wait times for the Nio ES7 have gone from 3-4 weeks to about 3 weeks, the EC7 from about 5 weeks to about 4 weeks and the ET7 from 3-4 weeks to about 3 weeks.
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Store visit: First impression of Nio ET5 Touring
The Nio ET5 Touring offers more trunk space while improving the high driver's seat that the regular ET5 was complained about. The key now is the price.
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Nio's William Li responds to price cuts across entire lineup
Nio has been discussing this adjustment internally for a long time, and as of 3 am today the Nio team was still working on it, William Li said.
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Nio cuts starting prices by $4,200 for all models and makes battery swap benefits optional
Nio today announced that starting prices for all new models are reduced by RMB 30,000 ($4,200) starting June 12, and makes the battery swap service optional.
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Nio to launch ET5 Touring and ES6 in Europe on Jun 15
The ES6 is called the EL6 in Europe because of Audi's trademark lawsuit.
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Nio to launch ET5 Touring on Jun 15, delivery in China to start next day
The launch event of the ET5 Touring will start at 19:00 Beijing time on June 15. Show cars are already available in Nio stores and deliveries in China will start on June 16.
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Nio Q1 earnings: Deutsche Bank's first look
Nio reported weak first-quarter underlying results but showed surprising Opex discipline to start the year and also presented a better-than-feared outlook for second-quarter sales, Edison Yu's team said.









