NIO (NYSE:NIO) is one of the hottest EV car companies in the world and a top 10 largest in the world (3rd largest in China).

NIO, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, has reached a significant milestone in its battery swapping technology, ...

At the end of October, Nio had 166 Onvo centers and spaces across 60 cities with plans to expand its network to drive growth.

NIO’s new electric SUV starts at around $21,200 (149,900) and is a direct rival to Tesla’s Model Y. The base $21K model is if you rent the battery. Even with the battery included, Onvo L60 prices ...

After a dull first half of the year or so, Nio (NYSE: NIO) stock rebounded dramatically to gain almost 65% in the month of September alone. In particular, Nio's numbers failed to live up to investors' ...

But with interest rates set to decline, some of those beaten-down EV stocks are starting to look like undervalued growth plays. Let's examine three of those stocks -- Nio ( NIO -4.14%), Li Auto ( LI ...

NIO aims for a 2026 hybrid launch with strong investments backing it. See why NIO stock could rise as the company targets new ...

The hybrid model will not be available in China, where Nio will continue to offer only electric vehicles with swappable ...

Toyota, Honda, and Nissan recently reported underwhelming earnings, pressured by China's competitive EV market.

Once considered one of the brightest rising stars in China’s electric vehicle (EV) market, Nio has been falling badly short of its sales targets and continues to post losses – forcing it to ...

Last year, consumers continued to cut back considerably on buying expensive items. Inflation hurt their disposable income, ...

Chinese stocks fall after Trump's election victory and concerns over geopolitical tensions. Alibaba and JD.com report strong ...