Onvo
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Nio Onvo launches L60 Violet Edition: Limited to 666 units, priced higher than base model
The Onvo L60 Violet Edition starts at RMB 214,900 ($30,520) including the battery pack, 3.87 percent higher than the base version.
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Nio Onvo to launch Violet Edition for L60 on Dec 18, limited to 666 units
This marks one of Nio Inc's intensively launched new limited-edition models, aimed at expanding marketing reach at lower costs and boosting brand visibility.
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Onvo has deployed over 2,600 new packs since launching its battery doubling initiative
As of December 13, Onvo has deployed more than 2,600 new battery packs, achieving 32.5 percent of its overall target.
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Onvo president calls EREVs with large battery packs 'a waste of resources'
EREV models with large battery packs not only sacrifice interior space but also create unnecessary cost burdens, said Onvo's president.
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Nio Nov deliveries breakdown: ES8 surges while other models decline across the board
From January to November, the ES8 had retail sales of 24,471 units, marking a 198.90 percent year-on-year increase.
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Nio exports 419 cars in Nov, slightly below Oct's 431 units
Nio's November exports declined 2.78 percent from October but still marked the second-highest volume this year.
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Nio Onvo launches L60 Black Knight Edition, priced slightly above standard model
The Onvo L60 Black Knight Edition is based on the SUV's entry-level variant, with a price increase of 2.42 percent. Only 666 units will be offered.
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Onvo unveils plan to double available battery packs at swap stations in following month
Onvo plans to add over 8,000 new battery packs compatible with its vehicles at battery swap stations by mid-January 2026.
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Nio Onvo delivers 40,000th L90 as Black Knight Edition deliveries begin
Hong Kong actor Louis Koo became the 40,000th L90 owner and the first to get the L90 Black Knight Edition.
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Nio Onvo unveils L60 Black Knight Edition, launch set for Dec 5
Onvo unveiled the L60 Black Knight Edition, limited to 666 units, with launch and deliveries scheduled for December 5.









