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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.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) startup Nio has set the starting price of the new version of its ET7 sedan at 428,000 yuan ($59,063), its chief executive said on Thursday.

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 ...

The Nio ET7 is already one of the longer-range electric vehicles available globally, with its 100-kWh battery pack option giving the large Chinese sedan a range of 360 miles on the European WLTP ...

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 sales in 2023 are on track to reach just over 150,000 units, whereas Tesla is on track to reach more than 10 times that figure. To raise capital, the company has been issuing new shares.

On November 9, 2022, the NIO ET7 sedan won the Golden Steering Wheel 2022 award in Germany, the very first recognition of the premium electric sedan on the old continent.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Nio Inc. (NIO) is preparing for deliveries of its most awaited ES7 five-seater SUV across China as well as the shipment of the first batch of ET7 full-size ...

Nio began shipping the first batch of its ET7 models to Europe on Monday, with the vehicles expected to go on sale later this year in Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. The Chinese ...