Battery Swap
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Nio reaches 1,200 swap stations in China
Nio previously announced goals to have more than 1,300 battery swap stations and more than 6,000 supercharging piles in China by the end of 2022.
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Nio to allow owners to swap battery packs for different capacity in China
As Nio said, flexibility is the new premium, and its latest pilot means that owners can swap to a different capacity battery pack at any time.
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CATL's EVOGO battery swap brand sees 3rd model to use its service
Dongfeng Peugeot-Citroën's Dongfeng Fukang ES600 sedan will have a variant that can use EVOGO's battery swap service.
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Southern Chinese city Sanya offers subsidies of up to $1,380 for battery swap-enabled models
From now until March 31, 2023, Sanya is offering additional subsidies for battery swap-enabled models.
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Nio boosts battery swap network along highways ahead of China's National Day holiday
Nio has put 13 new battery swap stations into operation in China in the past two days ahead of the Chinese National Day holiday travel peak.
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Nio launches first battery swap station in Germany ahead of official market entry
Nio will officially enter Germany on October 7. Over the next few days, the company will conduct final testing and calibration of the battery swap station.
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SAIC's Rising Auto officially launches battery swap-enabled R7 SUV with subsidized starting price of $40,130
The R7 is Rising Auto's first model after rebranding, with deliveries set to begin in late October.
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CATL mulls battery swap business, third plant in Europe, reports say
CATL is evaluating the expansion of its EVOGO battery swap product into Europe and considering building a third factory there, latest reports say.
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SAIC joins forces with CATL and two oil giants to offer battery swap services
SAIC's Rising Auto, Roewe, MG and Maxus brands will launch battery swap-enabled models, with the Rising Auto R7 being the first such model.
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Nio sees first swap station roll off line in Europe as Hungarian plant goes into operation
The first battery swap station made by Nio Power Europe Plant will be shipped to Germany.
