Nio Europe

  • Nio to open its 2nd Nio House in Germany on March 30

    Nio's second Nio House in Germany will be located in Frankfurt. Its first flagship showroom in the country is located in Berlin.

  • Nio opens 2nd showroom in Sweden

    The Nio Space, located in the heart of Göteborg, showcases the Nio ET7, EL7 and ET5.

  • Nio sees milestone of 10,000th battery swap completed in Europe

    Nio now has 11 battery swap stations in Europe, with six more to open soon.

  • Nio's power products get support from innovation initiative in Europe

    Nio announced that it has joined the Horizon Europe program with 26 partners and received funding for research and development of energy storage systems in electric mobility services.

  • Nio begins EL7 SUV deliveries in Europe

    Nio has started deliveries of the EL7 in the Netherlands, and deliveries of the SUV model in Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway are also about to begin.

  • Nio president reveals further details on sub-brand models, Nio phone and more

    Deliveries of vehicles under Nio's sub-brand codenamed ALPS are expected to begin in 2024, and deliveries of the company's first phone model are expected to begin in the third quarter of this year.

  • Nio replaces head of vehicle engineering to speed up R&D, report says

    The move by Nio is aimed at further focusing resources, speeding up vehicle development and efficiency to increase leverage for future competition, according to local media.

  • Nio to launch ET5 shooting brake variant in Europe in June or July, says president

    The shooting brake variant of the Nio ET5 will debut in Europe, where there is a large market for the model, according to Qin Lihong.

  • Nio's 10th swap station in Europe goes live

    In addition to the 10 battery swap stations already online, Nio has seven new stations that will soon be operational in Europe.

  • Both of Nio's sub-brands will first launch hatchbacks to target mainly European market, report says

    The two models, similar to the Volkswagen Golf and Nissan Leaf, will primarily target the European market, with production expected to begin in 2024, according to local media.