NIO
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NIO starts selling 20kW fast chargers, charging time expected to be reduced by two-thirds
Chinese EV maker NIO today announced the availability of its 20kW home charging pile, which is comparable to a small "fast charger" that can greatly reduce cars owners' charging time at home.
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Can Xpeng, Xiaomi's apprentice, become Tesla's 'worst enemy'?
After NIO and Li Auto, China's third electric car startup has landed on the US stock market.
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CICC sees room for NIO, Li Auto, and Xpeng shares to rise as their market caps far away from Tesla
NIO, Li Auto and Xpeng Motors have a combined market capitalization of $50 billion, while Tesla has a market capitalization of $450 billion, meaning the three Chinese electric car companies have room to rise, according to CICC, a Chinese investment bank.
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NIO, Li Auto, Xpeng - Who could be the next Tesla?
Chinese EV maker Xpeng Motors went public on August 27 on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), with an offering price of $15. It went up 41% on the first day of trading to reach a market capitalization of approximately $14.96 billion.
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NIO offers 75 million additional ADS shares, stock plunges 9% after market
Chinese EV maker NIO announced Thursday to additionally offer 75 million American depositary shares (ADS), each representing one Class A ordinary share.
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After NIO and Li Auto, Alibaba-backed EV maker Xpeng goes public in US
Alibaba-backed Chinese EV maker Xpeng Motors was listed on the New York Stock Exchange on August 27 under the symbol "XPEV".
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NIO, LI Auto shares surge as Wall Street banks turn bullish
LI Auto and NIO also experienced significant share price gains on Wednesday as Wall Street continues to upgrade their ratings.
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Li Auto shares surge 28% to record high
Chinese EV maker Li Auto shares surged 28.25 percent to close at $23.38 on Wednesday, a record high since its IPO, pushing its market capitalization to $19.55 billion.
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Chinese investment bank CICC raises its NIO target price again, as it sees three benefits of BaaS
NIO recently launched its BaaS (Battery as a Service) battery rental service. Chinese investment bank CICC believes that this will improve the company's gross margin, thus injecting new momentum into its car sales and performance improvement.
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NIO stock soared 19%, what happened?
The ADR shares of Chinese electric car company NIO soared to an all-time high on Tuesday as more and more skeptics turned into its believers.