NYSE:NIO 11 January 2026 - 9 February 2026

Nio shares fell 1.4% to $4.97 in U.S. premarket trading after China’s market regulator ordered a recall of 246,229 vehicles over a software glitch that can briefly black out in-car screens. The recall affects ES8, ES6, and EC6 models built between March 2018 and January 2023. Nio will issue remote software updates or use service centers as needed. Investors await details on recall costs and the company’s next earnings release.

NIO shares rose 4.5% to $4.91 in premarket trading Friday after the company reported its first quarterly adjusted operating profit for Q4 2025. The EV maker delivered 124,807 vehicles in the quarter, up 72% year over year. Investors await audited results and margin details. Thursday’s trading volume topped 121 million shares.

Nio expects its first adjusted operating profit in Q4 2025, projecting 700 million to 1.2 billion yuan, as vehicle sales rise and costs tighten. The company plans to deliver 326,028 vehicles in 2025, up 47%, with the Firefly subcompact launching mid-year. U.S.-listed shares rose nearly 9.7% to $4.87. Profit figures exclude share-based compensation and are based on unaudited accounts.

NIO shares fell nearly 5% to $4.47 in late morning New York trading Monday, despite January deliveries surging 96% year-over-year to 27,182 vehicles. The drop followed a broader selloff in Chinese auto stocks after BYD reported weaker sales and policy support shifted. January deliveries for NIO were down sharply from December’s total. Total NIO deliveries have now surpassed 1 million.

NIO reported a sharp jump in January deliveries, pushing its total above one million vehicles. Shares closed Friday at $4.70, down 1.3%, with volume at 57 million. The company rolled out a new driver-assistance software update and expanded its product lines. Investors await Monday’s U.S. session for market reaction.

NIO shares rose 0.3% to $4.58 Wednesday after dropping 3.2% Tuesday. The Financial Times reported NIO plans to launch in the UK this year, drawing investor focus to its international expansion. Delivery estimates for the ES8 SUV in China have shortened to 13–14 weeks. NIO’s next earnings report is expected around March 20.

Nio shares dipped 0.2% to $4.84 in early premarket trading Tuesday after the company said it will keep expanding in Europe. The move follows new EU guidance allowing Chinese EV makers to avoid tariffs by committing to minimum prices. Nio stock had jumped 4.5% Monday. Traders are watching for further action from Brussels and Beijing, with U.S. inflation data due Tuesday.

CYVN Investments and L’imad Holding disclosed ownership of 418.8 million NIO Class A shares, about 17.9% of the class, in a new SEC filing. NIO shares closed Friday down 1.9% at $4.64, extending a two-day slide and trading 42% below their October high. The company plans to enter Thailand in March and Australia/New Zealand later in 2026. U.S. markets reopen Monday.