Leading Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer NIO Inc. said on Feb. 4 that it will spend 5.5 billion yuan (approximately $850 million) to purchase 3.305% of its subsidiary entity NIO China from two investors.
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Nio’s unveiling of its first luxury electric sedan, the ET7, along with an announcement of a groundbreaking solid-state battery that could be released as soon as next year ignited much interest from investors.
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NIO delivered a total of 3,965 units in August, a year-on-year increase of 104.1%, setting a new monthly high.
Many Chinese concept shares (CCS) plummeted after Monday’s closing. New popular electric vehicle stocks Xpeng Motor plunged 10.05%, Li Auto fell 7.39%, but NIO bucked the trend and rose 2.86%.
NIO announced on Aug. 27 that it plans to offer additional 75 million ADSs and grant the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase an excess of 11.25 million ADSs, according to a press release.
Leading Chinese EV maker Xpeng Motors (stock code: XPEV) kicked off trading on the New York Stock Exchange on the evening of Aug. 27 (Beijing Time) with an opening price of $23.1, soaring 56% from the issue price of $15 per share.
On Aug. 25, UBS boosted the rating of NIO from "sell" to "neutral" and bumped its price target from $1.00 to $16.30.
Chinese EV manufacturer NIO released the BaaS battery rental scheme on Aug. 20, including features such as separation of the car and electricity, battery rental, recharging, exchanging and upgrades.