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NIO stock stays at $5 with eyes on June delivery numbers

NIO stock stays at $5 with eyes on June delivery numbers

NIO Inc traded a touch above $5 in U.S. hours on Tuesday. The stock barely moved, but traders are looking past the day-to-day tick, weighing the company against a June delivery bar that went higher after NIO put up strong May numbers. The stock finished the session at $5.09, up 4 cents, or 0.79%. It opened at $4.88, dipped to $4.87, then hit $5.18 before pulling back to settle about 4.5% above the low. Volume was 34.3 million shares, trailing the 65-day average of 37.73 million, so the bounce didn’t come on strong buying.
NIO Shares Fall After China EV Demand Signal

NIO Shares Fall After China EV Demand Signal

NIO Inc. shares slid Tuesday, leaving the Chinese EV ADR under pressure. The stock last traded near $5.04, off $0.165 from Monday, with more than 24 million shares crossing and the company valued around $10.5 billion. The action followed new reports from China as NIO CEO William Li told the China Auto Chongqing Forum that auto retail sales in China could fall 15% to 20% in 2026. The stock isn’t under pressure just because of one soft NIO delivery report. The worry is what a shrinking market might do to pricing, margins, and how investors see the story. China’s passenger-car sales dropped 22.3% in May to 1.53 million, falling for the eighth month in a row, CPCA data via Reuters showed. That kind of backdrop makes it tougher even for a strong EV player to keep up momentum. More discounts, spending on marketing, or just slower orders—they all hit gross margin, the slice of revenue after direct manufacturing costs.
NIO Stock Drops Even as Deliveries Jump, Focus Turns to June Numbers

NIO Stock Drops Even as Deliveries Jump, Focus Turns to June Numbers

NIO Inc. shares listed in the U.S. are on the back foot going into Monday, after Friday’s drop wiped out a recent rally tied to deliveries. Investors want to know if June sales will give the stock any support. The ADR finished at $5.36 on Friday, off 5.8% for the day. Shares had surged 6.79% on Monday after NIO's May delivery report, but the stock still closed the week down 4.3% from the previous Friday.
NIO Stock Jumps After May Deliveries — June Is the Test Now

NIO Stock Jumps After May Deliveries — June Is the Test Now

NIO Inc.’s U.S.-listed shares were indicated higher before the New York open on Tuesday, extending a rally sparked by a jump in May vehicle deliveries and fresh hopes that new models are bringing buyers back. The stock closed Monday at $5.98, up 6.79%, and was quoted around $6.19 in pre-market trading, the thin early session before regular exchange trading begins. That move matters because NIO has spent much of the past two years trying to prove it can grow without burning through margin in China’s crowded electric-vehicle market. The latest delivery number gives investors something concrete: more cars out the door, and a better shot at meeting the company’s second-quarter forecast.
NIO shares rise as May deliveries jump 62%—June in focus

NIO shares rise as May deliveries jump 62%—June in focus

NIO Inc. shares rose in New York on Monday. The Chinese electric vehicle maker reported much higher deliveries for May, driven by its expanded brand lineup and new models. The U.S.-listed ADRs traded up 6.6% to $5.97 late in the session, with intraday volume topping 35 million shares. NIO is in a key stretch, with May marking the midpoint of a critical quarter. The company is looking to show it can boost sales with new vehicles from its NIO, ONVO and FIREFLY brands, while holding margins in China’s hard-fought electric-vehicle market.
NIO Shares React After ES9 Launch, China EV Sector Still in Play

NIO Shares React After ES9 Launch, China EV Sector Still in Play

NIO Inc’s ADRs gained 1.6% to $5.64 Friday afternoon. The Chinese EV maker launched its ES9 flagship SUV but the outlook for China’s auto market remains tough. NIO’s U.S.-listed shares moved between $5.375 and $5.655. Volume was above 30.5 million shares. NIO’s ES9 gain is key, since it’s the automaker’s closest shot to see if a high-end EV SUV can push both volume and margins up. NIO launched the six-seater on May 27 and said China deliveries start May 28. The Executive Premium Edition starts at 498,000 yuan, or 390,000 yuan if buyers go with Battery-as-a-Service, which splits out the battery for a subscription.
NIO Shares Climb as ES9 Launch Draws Focus to China EVs Again

NIO Shares Climb as ES9 Launch Draws Focus to China EVs Again

NIO Inc stock jumped in Hong Kong Thursday as the Chinese EV company rolled out its ES9 flagship SUV. Shares ended at HK$44.34, up 6.28%. The move came after the stock touched HK$46.08 at the session high. The launch gave some investors a new reason to buy, despite lingering weakness in the Chinese car market. The U.S.-listed ADR finished Wednesday at $5.75, rising 9.32%. It beat the Nasdaq Composite, which edged up 0.07%, and the Dow's 0.36% advance. Volume hit 92.1 million shares, well over twice its 50-day average.
NIO Inc Earnings Preview: China EV Maker Faces Crucial Margin Test After Rare Profit Alert

NIO Stock Jumps as Yao Ming-Backed SUV Launches; Big Test Ahead

NIO Inc. shares were up 8.6% at $5.71 Wednesday afternoon in New York, after the Chinese EV company rolled out its new ES9 flagship SUV and brought on basketball player Yao Ming as the face of the launch. Volume topped 60 million shares, with the stock hitting an intraday high of $5.79. NIO’s launch is in focus as investors look at it as a test for the company’s turnaround story. NIO is under pressure to show new upscale models can boost deliveries and margins. The company has pushed for fast growth but spent heavily as it took on tough competition in China’s electric-vehicle market.
NIO Stock Rises Before Onvo L80 Launch as China EV Demand Faces a Hard Test

NIO Heads Into Post-Holiday Trading With Eyes on ES9 Launch, Profit Targets

Nio Inc’s U.S.-listed shares are looking shaky before Tuesday’s reopening after the long weekend. The ADR, which represents the company’s foreign shares in the U.S., last traded at $5.20. The stock slid 7.1% on Friday, while most of the U.S. market gained. Timing is in focus. With the New York Stock Exchange shut on Monday for Memorial Day, U.S. traders only had Tuesday to respond to fresh China-market updates on NIO’s product cycle.
NIO stock closes flat as market looks ahead to post-earnings move

NIO stock closes flat as market looks ahead to post-earnings move

NIO Inc. shares in the U.S. ended Friday down 7.14% at $5.20, even as the broader market traded higher. The New York Stock Exchange will be closed Monday for Memorial Day. Trading in NIO’s American depositary shares, or ADSs, resumes Tuesday. These are U.S.-traded certificates for foreign shares. NIO shares fell as the company outlined stronger revenue, better margins and said it expects more deliveries in the second quarter. But the stock is still trading as if NIO has to keep proving its rebound is sustainable.
NIO Profit Surprise Fails to Lift Shares

NIO Profit Surprise Fails to Lift Shares

NIO Inc. ADRs traded lower in Friday’s early premarket, despite the Chinese EV maker reporting a strong first-quarter revenue jump and offering an improved delivery forecast. Shares traded at $5.29 as of 6:03 a.m. EDT, a drop of 5.5% from Thursday’s close at $5.60, MarketScreener data showed. NYSE regular trading had not opened yet; its main hours run 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. The exchange’s 2026 calendar marks Memorial Day as Monday, May 25, not Friday.
NIO Drops Ahead of Earnings With $5 EV Stock in Focus

NIO Drops Ahead of Earnings With $5 EV Stock in Focus

NIO Inc. shares traded in the U.S. dropped 2.9% to $5.58 Wednesday, moving lower even as the market gained. Traders moved out of the Chinese EV maker before its first-quarter numbers, set for release before Thursday’s U.S. session begins. The ADR tracks the Chinese company on U.S. exchanges. The action caught attention as U.S. indexes all traded higher, lifted by gains in chip names ahead of Nvidia earnings. According to Reuters, the Dow was up 1.1%, the S&P 500 rose 1.0%, and the Nasdaq added 1.4% late Wednesday morning.
NIO Stock Rises Before Onvo L80 Launch as China EV Demand Faces a Hard Test

NIO Stock Rises Before Onvo L80 Launch as China EV Demand Faces a Hard Test

NIO Inc.’s shares in Hong Kong jumped over 4% Thursday, with buyers stepping in ahead of the Chinese EV maker’s upcoming model debut—a launch that could push the brand beyond its typical premium segment. According to AASTOCKS, NIO-SW last traded at HK$50.45, marking a 4.408% gain. Dow Jones noted the rally coincided with both NIO and Li Auto gearing up for new model announcements this week. Timing’s key here. NIO wants to show its trio of brands — NIO, ONVO, and firefly — can push up volumes while holding onto margin, even as the market gets stingier with buyers.
ON Semiconductor Stock Jumps as Geely and NIO Deals Put 900V EV Chips in Focus

ON Semiconductor Stock Jumps as Geely and NIO Deals Put 900V EV Chips in Focus

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona, April 29, 2026, 08:02 MST ON Semiconductor Corp., which operates under the onsemi brand, has deepened its push into China’s fast-growing EV sector. The company clinched a new deal with Geely Auto Group this week, expanding their partnership to deliver silicon carbide chips for Geely’s electric and hybrid models. Under the latest agreement, onsemi’s EliteSiC power technology will be rolled out across vehicles using Geely’s SEA-S platform, according to the company.
NIO Stock Jumps After Onvo L80 Debut: New SUV Puts China EV Maker Back in the Fight

NIO Stock Jumps After Onvo L80 Debut: New SUV Puts China EV Maker Back in the Fight

Shares of NIO Inc surged in Hong Kong trading on Wednesday, following news that the company’s Onvo brand has kicked off pre-sales for its L80—a large SUV targeting family buyers with a lower price tag in China’s highly competitive EV space. Shares finished the session at HK$52.50, marking an 8.74% jump, Bloomberg data showed. That rally came just after NIO’s Tuesday unveiling of the Onvo L80—a model it’s counting on to break further into the mainstream SUV market, even as it keeps a tight grip on its premium image.
NIO Stock Jumps to $5.82 as Wall Street Rally Lifts China EV Shares

NIO Stock Jumps to $5.82 as Wall Street Rally Lifts China EV Shares

NEW YORK, March 23, 2026, 5:15 PM EDT NIO Inc. climbed 38 cents to $5.82 in late U.S. trading Monday, moving on heavy volume—almost 48.9 million shares traded. Wall Street bounced after President Donald Trump postponed planned strikes on Iranian power plants and oil prices dropped. “Things with economic sensitivity” logged Monday’s top moves, according to Bob Doll, chief investment officer at Crossmark Global Investments.
NIO Stock Price Slides Even After First Profit as Xpeng Warning Hits China EVs

NIO Stock Price Slides Even After First Profit as Xpeng Warning Hits China EVs

NIO’s U.S.-traded ADRs slid 7.8% to $5.43 on Friday, turning over around 52.8 million shares. The selloff came as Chinese EV stocks lost ground—Xpeng flagged weaker-than-expected Q1 revenue, pulling the sector down, and Li Auto finished lower too. This shift comes just as NIO managed to steady itself, turning a quarterly net profit for the first time and projecting a more upbeat first-quarter forecast. Yet, Friday’s slide signaled investors remain wary, lumping the stock back into the battered China EV basket—where concerns about demand can easily overshadow stronger results.
NIO Stock Price Rises as Shares Buck Tesla-Led Selloff After First-Ever Profit

NIO Stock Price Rises as Shares Buck Tesla-Led Selloff After First-Ever Profit

NIO Inc. picked up 1.2% on Thursday, closing at $5.89 and snapping a two-day skid. The stock pulled ahead even as the Nasdaq slipped and Tesla lost ground. Trading volume landed at roughly 29.9 million shares, notably under its 50-day average—hinting traders weren't rushing in just yet. The move is significant, with investors watching to see if NIO’s debut quarterly net profit has staying power in a challenging market. Last week, the company guided for first-quarter deliveries between 80,000 and 83,000 units. Vehicle margin stood at 18.1% in Q4, measuring profit per vehicle sale before accounting for broader costs.
NIO Stock Price Falls 2% as Wall Street Selloff Tests Rally After First Profit

NIO Stock Price Falls 2% as Wall Street Selloff Tests Rally After First Profit

NIO Inc's U.S. shares slipped 14 cents, dropping 2.35% to $5.82 on Wednesday, after closing at $5.96 the previous session. That marks a two-day losing streak and brings the stock under Monday’s $6.03 close. The retreat comes just after NIO posted its first-ever quarterly net profit and record vehicle shipments, leaving investors to judge if one good quarter marks a real turnaround. Net profit for the fourth quarter landed at 282.7 million yuan, with 124,807 vehicles delivered. For the first quarter, NIO projected 80,000 to 83,000 deliveries—a jump of roughly 90% to 97% over the prior year.
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