Chinese carmaker NIO set itself up to rival Elon Musk's Tesla this month after showing off a 600-mile journey on a single charge with one of its flagship electric vehicles, the ET7.. In a trip ...

Meanwhile, NIO’s latest accomplishment may be its most impressive so far. The EV maker revealed the ET7 electric sedan powered by its new 150 kWh battery achieved 1,044 km (650 miles) CLTC range ...

Nio's recent accomplishment of a 649-mile real-world test drive with its ET7 sedan equipped with a groundbreaking 150 kWh semi-solid-state battery has stirred excitement in the electric vehicle ...

A Nio ET7 with the automaker's new 150-kwh battery pack traveled 650 miles on a single charge, the company claims. This was achieved by a group of drivers, including Nio founder and CEO William Li ...

Nio's CEO pushed its ET7 prototype to the edge of its range on a road trip, hitting 650 miles with some battery to spare. Menu. EVs. This 650-Mile EV Has a Cutting-Edge Battery That You Have To Rent.

The chief executive of Nio has driven an all-electric ET7 some 650 miles (1,044 km) on a single charge, demonstrating the potential of its semi-solid state 150 kWh battery pack. William Li teamed ...

NIO’s Li drove for 12.4 hrs (14 with stops), covering 1,044 km (650 mi). The EV was in intelligent driving mode for 92% of the time, or 957 km (595 miles). With 3% remaining, the ET7 could have ...

The Nio ET7 has just traveled almost 650 miles on a single charge and could go for 18 miles more before the battery died out. The test was live-streamed, with the CEO of the carmaker behind the wheel.

Nio ET7 With 150-kWh Semi Solid-State Battery Drives 648 Miles On A Single Charge It achieved an average speed of 52.13 miles per hour during the roadtrip that took place in cold weather (28.4 ...

The 2024 Nio ET7 is an electric sedan and is a refresh of the entire Nio ET7 lineup of 2023. The new lineup comes with the same starting price as its predecessor even with its 180 upgrades.

In October, NIO global electric car deliveries increased by almost 60 percent year-over-year to 16,074 and a small improvement from September (15,641).