NIO Inc., a Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturer, announced on Friday that due to the recent rise in global raw material costs, it has decided to raise the prices of its vehicles from May 23.
On Thursday, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) published a vehicle declaration list that included the ES7 model produced by automaker NIO.
Baidu artificial intelligence assistant Xiaodu, also known as Duer, and NIO Inc., a new energy vehicle manufacturer, announced a bilateral cooperation on Thursday.
Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO announced on Wednesday that it expects to be listed and commence trading on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited (SGX-ST) on May 20.
Huang Chunhua, general manager of marketing for Aulton New Energy, a battery swapping service provider, revealed on Wednesday that the company has started IPO preparations and will soon begin round C financing.
On Friday, Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO announced its proposed secondary listing by way of introduction to the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange, following its IPO at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on March 10.
"Luoke Automobile", the automobile project of Chang Jing, the founder and CEO of Roborock, has completed a round D of financing worth $200 million, bringing the project's valuation to $2 billion.
Chinese new energy vehicle company NIO announced Tuesday that its 200,000th vehicle has rolled off the production line at its Hefei manufacturing base.
About a quarter of the employees at NIO's Auto Tech Research Center in Shanghai returned to work after a lapse of more than 20 days. After arriving at the factory, workers were under closed-off management.
GAC AION, the automobile brand of the GAC Group, announced on Thursday that its first super charging and power swap station was officially completed in Guangzhou, where it is headquartered.
The number of battery swap and charging stations built by NIO, an EV giant, and Sinopec Group, a Chinese fossil fuel giant, has totaled 175 since the partnership began on April 15 last year.
A few days after announcing the suspension of vehicle production at it's plant in Hefei, NIO, one of the largest Chinese EV manufacturers, is reported to be preparing to gradually resume production.
