William Li
Nio founder William Li withdraws as legal representative of Bitauto affiliated company
Bitauto, which is associated with the above company, was founded in 2000 and was delisted from the New York Stock Exchange and is the largest automotive Internet company in China.
Nio founder says Model Y has no impact on orders, no future price cuts
William Li, chairman, founder and CEO of Nio, said that Tesla Model Y has not had an impact on Nio, and that there has been no major change in orders in the past two days.
Nio founder says determined to compete globally
Nio, relying on such a huge market as China, undoubtedly has a most solid foundation to participate in global competition, said William Li.
Nio founder talks about origins of the company and his thoughts on the future
William Li, the founder of Nio, shared his thoughts on founding Nio and his plans for the future in a recent talk at an event in Beijing.
Nio founder and Tencent's shareholding both drop to 11% after issuing additional ADSs
Prior to the issuance, William Li, the founder of Nio, held 11.5% of the shares and had 41.3% of the voting rights.
Nio founder cites strong local supply chain as advantage for Chinese EV companies
Automotive brands around the world are basically looking for supply chains in China, including Tesla, Toyota, and Volkswagen, which is a huge advantage for local brands, William Li Bin said.
Nio founder says Tesla's price cuts won't have much impact on the EV maker
"The market is big enough," Li said, noting that their main competitors should be fuel cars.
Nio founder explains for first time why he chose high-end positioning
In the high-end auto market, well-known brands are no longer at the helm of the founders and are in professional manager mode.
Nio founder addresses misconceptions about battery swap mode
In a recent interview, William Li Bin, founder and chairman of Nio, explained the misunderstanding about battery swap mode, saying that battery swap and charging are not opposed to each other.
Bitauto, created by Nio founder, will be delisted from NYSE as shareholders approve deal
Bitauto (NYSE: BITA), the Chinese Internet car service provider founded by Nio (NYSE: NIO) founder William Li Bin, will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange after its shareholders voted to approve a privatization proposal, the company announced Friday.