Nio BaaS
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Mirattery issues new ABS totaling 1.06 billion yuan
The senior A1 tranche is sized at 195 million yuan with a coupon rate of 1.80%, marking a record low since Mirattery's inception.
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Nio's battery operator Mirattery expands financing with 1 billion yuan green ABN
This marks Mirattery's second issuance of green ABNs in 2026, following another RMB 1 billion issuance in late March.
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Nio's battery asset operator Mirattery lists $72.7 million ABS in Shanghai
Mirattery's 501-million-yuan ($72.7 million) hold-type battery ABS has begun trading on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, marking a key step in its asset securitization.
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Nio's battery asset operator Mirattery raises funds via new ABN in interbank market
Mirattery has issued a new green ABN with a total value of 1 billion yuan ($145 million) to support its battery asset business.
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Nio's battery asset operator Mirattery completes expanded Series C funding
Mirattery completed a Series C financing of nearly RMB 1 billion ($140 million), an expansion from the RMB 670 million announced in November.
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Nio's battery asset operator Mirattery closes $94.2 million Series C financing
Beyond additional investment from founding shareholders, Mirattery has brought in two state-owned enterprises as shareholders.
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Nio responds to GIC lawsuit, says it's based on false allegations from 3 years ago
"This matter is not a newly occurring incident, nor is it directed at Nio's recent operational performance," Nio said in a response shared with CnEVPost.
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Nio extends losses to 12% in Hong Kong amid concerns over GIC lawsuit
As of press time, Nio had fallen 12.21 percent to HK$47.54 per share, poised for its biggest single-day drop since April 7.
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Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC sues Nio over losses from 3 years ago
The catalyst for GIC's lawsuit against Nio was a short-selling report released in June 2022, which has since been refuted.
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Nio Onvo begins allowing L90 customers to opt for smaller 60-kWh battery pack
Under the BaaS plan, the monthly rental fee for the 60-kWh battery pack is RMB 599 ($83), a 33.37 percent reduction from that of the 85-kWh battery pack.









