NYSE:NIO News 3 January 2026 - 14 January 2026

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.

NIO shares fell 1.9% to $4.64 Friday, closing just above their 52-week low, even as the S&P 500 rose. Trading volume lagged recent averages. Investors await U.S. inflation data Tuesday and updates on Chinese EV pricing and trade. China will cut export tax rebates on batteries and solar products starting April 1.

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.

New York, January 6, 2026, 10:34 (EST) — Regular session Shares of NIO Inc rose about 2.2% to $4.97 in morning trade on Tuesday. The stock has traded between $4.93 and $5.04 so far in the regular session. The bounce came after NIO marked production of its one-millionth mass-produced vehicle, a milestone investors track as the Chinese EV maker fights for scale. Founder and CEO William Li called it “a new starting point” and said NIO is targeting 40% to 50% annual sales growth and more than 10,000 charging and battery-swap stations — where drivers exchange batteries in minutes —

NEW YORK, January 4, 2026, 06:03 ET — Market closed. NIO Inc’s U.S.-listed shares closed up 0.8% on Friday at $5.14. Stockanalysis The move comes as investors digest a wave of end-of-year delivery updates from Chinese electric-vehicle makers, one of the few high-frequency reads on demand in a sector still fighting a price-driven slowdown. For NIO, delivery momentum matters because the company is still spending heavily on new models and infrastructure while it pushes toward break-even. NIO reported a net loss in its most recent quarterly results, even as it posted a higher gross margin. Nio NIO said it delivered

NEW YORK, Jan 3, 2026, 18:30 ET — Market closed NIO Inc. shares closed higher on Friday after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker reported record deliveries for December and the fourth quarter. The U.S.-listed stock ended up 0.78% at $5.14. StockAnalysis The delivery update is one of the first hard data points for China’s EV demand as investors reset expectations for 2026. For NIO, deliveries track vehicles handed over to customers and often move the stock faster than quarterly revenue. The news hit as global EV sentiment turned cautious after Tesla’s annual deliveries fell for a second year and China’s BYD

NEW YORK, January 3, 2026, 07:21 ET — Market closed • NIO’s U.S.-listed shares finished higher on Friday after the company posted record December and quarterly deliveries.• The year-end delivery data is a key read-through on demand for China’s EV makers heading into 2026.• CEO William Li flagged an imminent production milestone and infrastructure expansion plans for the year ahead. NIO Inc’s U.S.-listed shares rose 0.78% to $5.14 at Friday’s close, after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker reported record deliveries for December and the fourth quarter. MarketWatch The update matters because deliveries — vehicles handed over to customers, a closely watched