NIO

  • NIO's tech vendor reaffirms co-op on battery swap station

    Chinese technology company CSG Smart Science said today in response to a question from investors that it has a partial contract with NIO for the battery swap station project that is currently underway.

  • Can NIO surprise the market with record quarterly sales?

    NIO will report its second-quarter 2020 results on August 11, before US stock markets open.

  • Li Auto market cap approaches NIO, why is it favored by capital markets?

    Just a week after its IPO, Li Auto's market capitalization is approaching that of NIO, which has been traded on the US market for nearly two years.

  • Bernstein initiates NIO rival Li Auto coverage with outperform rating

    The analysts of Bernstein have rated Li Auto, a Chinese EV maker that went public one week ago in the US, with an outperform rating in their initial coverage.

  • NIO rival Li Auto responds to a highway fire in its vehicle

    A Li ONE on the Guangdong Expressway caught fire at around 16:09 on August 6, 2012, causing concern about the safety of driving an EV. 

  • NIO enters into strategic partnership with Chinese retail giant Suning

    NIO today signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Chinese retail giant Suning to collaborate in the areas of channel expansion, product sales, consumer services, branding, technology products and development.

  • Chinese investment bank CICC raises NIO price target to $15

    Chinese investment bank CICC raised its price target on NIO as the Chinese EV maker added a record number of new orders in July.

  • Is NIO's Battery as a Service model a good business?

    At the 2020 Chengdu Auto Show on July 24, NIO founder Li Bin described his vision for BaaS (Battery as a Service).

  • NIO delivers 3,533 cars in July, up by 322.1% year on year

    Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker NIO delivered 3,533 cars in July, up by 322.1% year-over-year.

  • NIO's local rival Xpeng said to be in talks over $300 million in funding ahead of US IPO

    Chinese EV maker Xpeng Motors, backed by Alibaba, is in talks to raise around $300 million in funding ahead of an initial public offering (IPO) in the U.S., CNBC reported on Friday citing two sources familiar with the matter.