Nio

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Nio is a Chinese EV maker that produces battery swap-enabled cars. It now has three brands: Nio, Onvo, and Firefly.
Founded: Nov 2014
Founder: William Li
Ticker: NYSE: NIO
HQ: Shanghai
2024 revenue: RMB 65.73 billion
Website: nio.cn
  • Nio to double R&D spending in 2022, here's why investors should be excited about it

    Perhaps single most exciting aspect of Nio earnings report was commitment to massive 100% plus increase in 2022 R&D spending.

  • Cathie Wood buys Nio for first time

    ARKQ bought 420,057 shares of Nio on Friday, worth about $8.4 million, or 0.5 percent of the ETF's total position.

  • Nio reportedly to launch upgraded versions of existing models in May at increased prices

    Prices for upgraded models and batteries are expected to go up, local media said.

  • Deutsche Bank's first look at Nio's Q4 earnings

    Nio reported mostly uneventful 4Q results and provided in-line 1Q guidance, Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu's team said.

  • Nio, Xiaomi reportedly to use BYD batteries

    The form of cooperation between Nio and BYD is novel, and people can wait and see, a local media report said.

  • Nio Q4 earnings call: Here's everything you need to know

    NeoPark, ET7, ES7, ET5, battery supply, and target timeline for profitability, here's what you need to know.

  • Nio earnings call live update: NeoPark, sub-brand, ES7, and more

    Nio aims to achieve break-even in the fourth quarter of 2023 and its first annual profit in 2024.

  • Nio reports Q4 revenue of RMB 9.9 billion, beating estimates

    Nio expects first quarter deliveries to be 25,000-26,000 units, implying March deliveries of about 9,217-10,217 units.

  • Nio sees first batch of ET7 mass production vehicles roll off line

    The first batch of ET7 mass production vehicles rolled off the production line at JAC-Nio manufacturing base in Hefei on March 24, and delivery will begin on March 28.

  • Nio closes at record high in Hong Kong after six-day winning streak

    Since March 16, Nio has accumulated nearly 60 percent gains in Hong Kong.