In November, 27,121 Nio users used the battery swap service for the first time.
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In November, 27,121 Nio users used the battery swap service for the first time.
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Nio expects the Onvo sub-brand to sell around 240,000 units for the full year in 2025, with the Firefly sub-brand selling around 5,000 units per month, according to local media.
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Delivery wait times for the ET7, EC7, and ES8 have changed from 2-3 weeks to 3-4 weeks, the first time in the past five months that the Nio brand has seen such a change.
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Li Auto had 11,900 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 9,400, Zeekr 6,200, Leapmotor 9,200 and Aito 7,700.
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The interior of the four-seat Nio ET9 flagship spied before its launch later this month. Car will be a major change for Nio.
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In the global BEV market, Tesla ranked first with an 18.5 percent share, BYD was second with 17.5 percent, and Nio was eighth with 2.4 percent.
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In November, China's EV market was mostly up, with Li Auto and Nio being exceptions. Xpeng grew by about 30%, Geely by 13%, Xiaomi by 6%, and BYD remained nearly flat, with a 0.7% rise compared with October.
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Nio is offering longer NOP+ free access to new car buyers and better benefits for those opting for the BaaS program.
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This is the second consecutive month of sales decrease for the Nio brand. Onvo grew about 20%, and it needs to grow about 100% MoM to reach the President's target of 10k deliveries in December.
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Nio delivered 20,575 vehicles in November, up 28.92 percent year-on-year but down 1.91 percent from October.
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