Amsterdam, Netherlands — The “NIO House | Amsterdam” has officially opened its doors. The grand opening event was attended by NIO’s founder, chairman, and CEO William Li, co-founder and president Qin Lihong, representatives of NIO’s European user community, and over 200 partners and guests. William Li and NIO Netherlands General … [continued]
Fresh from Shenzhen where NIO unveiled its new EC6 and an updated ES8 at its packed NIO Day, the company also announced its Q3 earnings before the end of the calendar year. Despite a tumultuous 2019 in which NIO maneuvered the end of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) subsidies and a battery recall (partly due to the battery company), it managed to increase sales towards the end of the year.
CleanTechnica was in the middle of a wild crowd of NIO fans tonight waiting for the rumors to be confirmed, and we weren’t disappointed. The new NIO EC6 electric crossover, presumably aimed at the Model Y market, was revealed with fanfare. That joins the ES6 and ES8.
60 Minutes spent some time with NIO co-founder William Li in a push to better understand the niche that the company is carving out in the emerging Chinese EV market.
Telsa may get to build its factory in Shangahi after all, but William Li, founder of Nio Motors, isn’t worried. Does he know something Elon doesn’t?
As you may have noticed, one of my favorite events of 2017 was the first annual rEVolution conference from EVBox. That’s where it was announced that Engie was acquiring EVBox, and there were also presentations from a host of electric vehicle leaders (including — shocker — yours truly).
The NIO ES8 has been in the news lately. The new electric SUV from the Chinese startup (with billions in backing) certainly looks enticing, and Bloomberg has even called it competition to the Tesla Model X. Strong words, but are they founded on reality?
The electric vehicle startup NextEV recently held an official grand opening event for its new Silicon Valley headquarters, which was attended by numerous state and city officials as well as company execs. These execs included the founder, entrepreneur William Li, as well as the head of the firm’s US division, Padmasree … [continued]
Originally published on EV Obsession. NextEV has reportedly surpassed the $500 million mark in its bid to raise one billion in funding for the launch of its electric vehicle (EV) lineup, according to Bloomberg. The China-based startup is aiming to enter into the sector with a new EV supercar, based … [continued]
