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NASDAQ:NIO 13 November 2025 - 31 May 2026

NIO Looks to June and ES9 Launch, But EV Slowdown Weighs

NIO Looks to June and ES9 Launch, But EV Slowdown Weighs

NIO Inc’s American depositary shares in the U.S. started June with stronger footing. Last week was uneven as the launch of a new SUV arrived alongside a stark warning from the CEO on China’s auto conditions. The stock finished Friday at $5.60, up 0.9% for the day and up 7.7% since closing at $5.20 on May 22. Most of the jump happened Wednesday, when the ADS surged 9.3% on strong volume, then slipped back Thursday.
NIO Slides 15% This Week; Wednesday Sets Up Next Move

NIO Slides 15% This Week; Wednesday Sets Up Next Move

NIO Inc.’s U.S.-listed shares slid into the market break after falling 7.14% Friday, erasing nearly all gains from better margins and smaller losses in the first quarter. The ADSs closed at $5.20, off from $6.10 last week. Nasdaq Composite finished Friday up. U.S. equity markets won’t open on Monday with the NYSE closed for Memorial Day on May 25, so NIO’s next session is Tuesday. That puts the company’s May 27 ES9 launch right in view for U.S. traders.
NIO ES9 Price Starts at 528,000 Yuan as Flagship SUV Bet Faces China EV Slump

NIO ES9 Price Starts at 528,000 Yuan as Flagship SUV Bet Faces China EV Slump

NIO kicked off pre-orders for its ES9 flagship SUV on Thursday, listing a pre-sale tag of 528,000 yuan for the model bundled with a battery, or 420,000 yuan if buyers go with its Battery-as-a-Service plan. For the Chinese EV maker, it’s a direct shot at gauging appetite for premium models, just as the high-end market grows more unpredictable. Timing is key here. Earlier this month, NIO reported that March deliveries surged 136% year-over-year, hitting 35,486 vehicles. First-quarter numbers climbed to 83,465—topping the high end of its guidance. Back in March, the company told investors it’s aiming to break even in 2026.
Nio March Deliveries Jump 136% as EV Maker Beats Q1 Goal, Firefly Posts Strong Month

Nio March Deliveries Jump 136% as EV Maker Beats Q1 Goal, Firefly Posts Strong Month

Nio reported March deliveries of 35,486 vehicles, a 136% jump from the same month last year, with first-quarter numbers reaching 83,465—just over its 80,000 to 83,000 vehicle guidance. For March, the breakdown: 22,490 from the flagship Nio brand, 6,877 Onvo units, and 6,119 Firefly models. Total deliveries now stand at 1,081,057. These figures arrive just weeks after Nio announced its maiden quarterly adjusted operating profit—a metric that excludes certain standard accounting items—at a critical juncture, with the automaker gearing up for an April launch push aimed at sustaining demand. Earlier in the day, before Nio published its latest delivery update, the company’s Hong Kong shares jumped roughly 10%. Investors seemed confident: expectations were high for robust March deliveries, and anticipation builds around fresh models.
NIO Opens First Americas Store in Costa Rica as Chinese EV Maker Pushes Overseas Growth

NIO Opens First Americas Store in Costa Rica as Chinese EV Maker Pushes Overseas Growth

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, March 31, 2026, 10:06 NIO Inc just launched its first NIO House in Costa Rica, planting a retail flag in Latin America and stepping into the Americas for the first time. According to the company’s post on Monday, this new spot also brings NIO, ONVO, and Firefly together under a single roof abroad—a first for the Chinese EV maker.
NIO Stock Price Falls as Nasdaq Correction Bites and March Delivery Hurdle Looms

NIO Stock Price Falls as Nasdaq Correction Bites and March Delivery Hurdle Looms

NIO Inc's U.S. shares lost 3.8% late Thursday, dropping to $5.56 as growth names got hit across the board. The Nasdaq slipped into correction mode while oil jumped, with renewed Middle East concerns stoking nerves. This shift hits just as NIO was clawing back ground. The stock surged 14% on March 11 after the company notched its first quarterly net profit and set a breakeven target for 2026.
NIO stock jumps on profit alert, with Monday’s open in focus

NIO stock jumps on profit alert, with Monday’s open in focus

New York, Feb 7, 2026, 06:51 EST — Market closed NIO Inc. shares ended Friday up 7.23% at $5.04, beating the Nasdaq Composite’s 2.18% rise and the Dow’s 2.47% gain. Trading volume hit about 90.8 million shares, well above the stock’s 50-day average, though the ADR is still about 37% below its 52-week high. The jump followed Nio’s profit alert, which said it expects to swing to operating profit on an adjusted basis in the fourth quarter.
NIO Stock Rollercoaster: Record EV Sales, Lawsuit Shock, and What’s Next for the Tesla Rival

NIO Stock Today (Nov 13, 2025): Onvo L80 Pushed to 2026, Denmark Swap Station Shutters, Premarket Edges Higher as 13F Filings Roll In

Summary: On Thursday, November 13, 2025, NIO’s news flow is led by a confirmed delay to the Onvo L80 launch into the first half of 2026, operational changes to its European battery‑swap network, and fresh institutional positioning in 13F filings. The ADR last closed at $6.45 on Wednesday and is modestly higher in U.S. premarket trading. An earnings date is set for November 25. NIO founder and CEO William Li said Onvo’s L80 five‑seat SUV—originally slated for a Q4 2025 launch—will now arrive in the first half of 2026, citing tight capacity and the need to keep up with the L90’s strong demand. CnEVPost reports the L90 has exceeded 10,000 deliveries for three consecutive months, straining battery supply. CnEVPost

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