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In the opinion of William Li, China's electric vehicle market is expected to spread rapidly over the next 10 years as demand from the general public begins to b
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In the opinion of William Li, founder, chairman, and CEO of NIO, the Chinese electric vehicle company is not worried about the growing competition, but more abo
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Li said each car company has a different chip shortage, so he called for the industry to establish a chip coordination group to better balance supply and demand
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"NIO is still a first-year student, but people are already paying us in advance of when we graduate with our PhDs. Over the next decade or so, we're going to fi
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As of the end of April, NIO has delivered 102,803 vehicles in the past nearly three years, with an average selling price of RMB 434,700 ($68,270).
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Li said that if the vehicle is too cheap, the company cannot afford to use a lot of new technology. "If our vehicles were priced higher, we could use some of th
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Although it costs more money and is more difficult, the innovation ability accumulated in this way is different from that of midway entrants, NIO CEO said.
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While the transition from fuel to electric vehicles is difficult, once consumers accept the shift, they basically won't go back to fuel cars, Li said.
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Some older car brands will also launch competitive products in the second half of the year, but overall, they are latecomers to the smart electric vehicle space
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NIO also expects to release new initiatives for charging station service facilities, laying the groundwork for rapid growth in its user base, he said.
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