For some of the country's major cities, about 30% of all passenger cars on the roads are now fully electric, according to ...

Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio has chosen Norway — an EV hotspot — for its first foray into international markets. Nio Norway will offer a European version of ES8, Nio's flagship electric ...

To add to the difficulty for Nio, more large automakers are now focusing on the Chinese EV market. Toyota plans to sell 1.5 million EVs globally by 2026, up from just the 24,000 it sold last year.

NIO shared that it signed a new share subscription with Abu Dhabi investment firm CYVN Holdings today that totals $738.5 million in cash in exchange for 84,695,543 shares of NIO’s Class A ...

NIO Inc. has strong operations and compelling products, with strong revenue growth rates in the past three years. The company specializes in SUV and Sedan EVs with notable battery swap ...

NIO’s Hong Kong shares fell following an overnight drop in U.S.-listed shares after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker said it would raise $1 billion via a bond issuance.

NIO shares have gained 6.8% since Tuesday despite missing Q1 revenue and earnings estimates. A strong Q2 delivery forecast and global expansion plans are now exciting investors.

NIO stock faces significant challenges despite some growth, with intense competition, lack of scale, and persistent cash burn threatening long-term sustainability. Despite its premium positioning ...

NIO sold 42,094 units in the first quarter of 2025 — less than half of XPeng’s quarterly tally. April deliveries rose 53% year over year to 23,900 units, while May deliveries climbed a modest ...

Norway's policies mean that fully electric cars last year overtook pure petrol cars on Norwegian roads. They accounted for more than 28% of all cars driven in the Nordic country as of December ...

Here is a close look at Nio stock, and how analysts expect shares of the EV maker to perform from 2025 to 2030. Here is a close look at Nio stock, and how 24/7 Wall St. expects shares of the EV ...

NIO’s net loss unexpectedly widened in the fourth quarter despite stronger sales as the Chinese carmaker faced an intense price war in the world’s largest electric-vehicle market.