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Nio sees over 430,000 battery swap services during Labor Day holiday in China
Nio saw 68,748 battery swap services on April 29, the highest number in a single day during the holiday, with its sites along the highway providing 23,460 services that day.
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Insurance registrations for week ending Apr 30: Tesla 11,500, Li Auto 8,100, Nio 2,600
Li Auto shared the numbers, saying its sales last week far outpaced those of other local new car-making brands.
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Nio rumored to officially launch new ES6 on May 24
Nio will officially launch the new ES6 and announce the price on May 24, with deliveries expected to begin within days of the launch, according to local media.
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Nio to open new Nio House in Germany on Jun 1
The new Nio House will be located in Düsseldorf and is set to become Nio's third such facility in Germany.
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Nio to adopt NXP's 4D imaging radar that provides greater road safety
4D imaging radar enables cars to detect and classify objects such as other vehicles and vulnerable road users on highways and in complex urban scenarios and at distances of up to 300 meters.
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Nio seeks satisfaction, but likely to get little charge, from defamation lawsuit
Nio has accused a blogger of deliberately misleading readers by saying it discriminates against Chinese consumers.
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Deutsche Bank on Apr China EV sales: Li Auto shines while Nio struggles
Edison Yu's team continues to expect most automakers to be aggressive, as market share is a top priority.
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Nio deliveries fall further to 6,658 in Apr as product switch continues
In April, most deliveries went to the ET5 and ES7, while Nio has been upgrading its product from NT 1.0 to NT2.0, it said.
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Nio plans to launch EV priced below 30,000 euros in Europe, report says
Nio aims to grab market share from Volkswagen by introducing a model priced below 30,000 euros to the European market, a German magazine quoted William Li as saying.
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Nio's single-day battery swap service hits record high on Labor Day eve
On April 28, Nio saw a record 62,746 battery swap services provided in a single day, with the stations along highways providing 104 percent more service than the previous day.









