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 adds new limited editions to flagship ET9 sedan

    Nio has introduced two new themes for the ET9 Horizon Edition, continuing a frequently used strategy to boost the model's visibility.

  • Nio's in-house chip production exceeds 550,000 units, says William Li

    Nio's cumulative production of in-house developed chips has exceeded 550,000 units, driven primarily by strong shipments of the Yangjian and Shenji NX9031 chips.

  • Nio Firefly teases new special edition EV for Mar 20 launch

    Firefly will launch a new special edition model featuring an exclusive exterior color on March 20.

  • Nio's chip unit approaches Leapmotor and Geely for potential supply deals, report says

    Nio's Shenji unit and its partner Axera are pitching the new M97 chip to automakers.

  • Nio, Tuhu sign pact to integrate auto aftermarket services

    Nio and Tuhu will integrate resources to provide full-lifecycle vehicle services for their users.

  • Nio to deliver 80,000th 3rd-gen ES8 SUV this week

    Nio is set to see the delivery of its 80,000th third-generation ES8 SUV this week as orders recover following the Chinese New Year.

  • Nio Onvo L60 to add LiDAR version in shift from pure vision strategy

    Onvo will add a LiDAR-equipped version for its L60 SUV, following a similar plan for the L90, according to a filing.

  • Nio adds new color to ES8 SUV to sustain delivery growth

    Nio rolled out a 10,000 yuan ($1,450) Nebula Red color option for its flagship ES8 SUV to attract more buyers.

  • Nio's William Li sees shared tech stack but waits on robotics market

    William Li has ruled out an immediate entry into the currently trending robotics industry, focusing instead on selling more cars.

  • Nio sees EV costs rising on memory chip shortage and metal price rebound

    Rising prices of memory chips and raw materials could lead to a cost increase of nearly 10,000 yuan ($1,460) for premium EV models, William Li said.