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NYSE:NIO 29 December 2025 - 10 January 2026

NIO stock (NYSE: NIO) ends down again as China car outlook flattens — what to watch next

NIO stock (NYSE: NIO) ends down again as China car outlook flattens — what to watch next

NIO Inc’s U.S.-listed shares fell 1.9% to $4.64 Friday, underperforming as broader markets rose. The stock is now about 42% below its 52-week high amid concerns over China’s EV demand. NIO plans to launch in Thailand in March and expand to Australia and New Zealand later in 2026. Pre-orders for its Firefly brand opened in Singapore this week.
NIO stock ticks up as CATL battery-swap pact, millionth-vehicle milestone hit tape

NIO stock ticks up as CATL battery-swap pact, millionth-vehicle milestone hit tape

NIO shares rose 0.2% to $4.79 in early New York trading after announcing a five-year battery partnership with CATL. The company marked its 1,000,000th vehicle in Hefei and set new growth and infrastructure targets. CATL said the deal will focus on longer-life batteries and battery-swap technology. Financial terms and rollout timelines were not disclosed.
NIO stock in focus as record deliveries meet a looming 1‑millionth vehicle milestone

NIO stock in focus as record deliveries meet a looming 1‑millionth vehicle milestone

NIO shares rose 0.8% to $5.14 Friday after the company reported record December deliveries of 48,135 vehicles, up 54.6% from a year earlier. The NIO, Onvo, and Firefly brands contributed to a full-year total of 326,028 vehicles. CEO William Li said NIO will celebrate its one-millionth vehicle rollout on Jan. 6. Investors await the next earnings report for updates on margins and guidance.
NIO stock today: Shares slide in premarket after record 2025 deliveries

NIO stock today: Shares slide in premarket after record 2025 deliveries

Nio shares fell 7.4% to $5.10 in premarket trading Friday after the company reported record December and fourth-quarter deliveries. XPeng and Li Auto also traded lower, down 4.7% and 2.0%. Nio delivered 48,135 vehicles in December and 124,807 in the fourth quarter, bringing 2025 deliveries to 326,028. CEO William Li said the company will soon mark its one-millionth mass-produced vehicle.
NIO posts record December deliveries as CEO says 1 millionth vehicle is days away

NIO posts record December deliveries as CEO says 1 millionth vehicle is days away

NIO delivered a record 48,135 vehicles in December 2025, up 54.6% from a year earlier, bringing full-year deliveries to 326,028 and cumulative deliveries to 997,592. The company’s main NIO brand saw a yearly decline, but new Onvo and Firefly models drove growth. CEO William Li said NIO will soon reach its one-millionth vehicle and plans over 1,000 new battery swap stations in 2026. BYD’s December sales dropped 18.3% year-on-year.
EV Stocks Today: BYD’s weakest growth in five years and Tesla deliveries set up Friday’s trade

EV Stocks Today: BYD’s weakest growth in five years and Tesla deliveries set up Friday’s trade

BYD reported 2025 sales rose 7.7% to 4.6 million units, its slowest growth in five years, as December sales fell 18.3%. U.S.-listed Chinese EV makers dropped sharply Wednesday, with Nio down 7.5%, XPeng down 4.7%, and Li Auto down 2%. Tesla fell 1% ahead of its deliveries report due Friday. Nio delivered a record 48,135 vehicles in December, while XPeng and Li Auto also posted gains.
XPeng stock slides 6% today as Chinese EV shares retreat in thin year-end trade

XPeng stock slides 6% today as Chinese EV shares retreat in thin year-end trade

XPeng’s U.S.-listed shares fell 6% to $19.99 by late morning in New York on Wednesday, while NIO dropped 9.5% and Li Auto slid 4.8%. Traders cited thin year-end liquidity and awaited January delivery data and details on China’s updated EV subsidies. XPeng’s ADRs traded between $19.87 and $20.54, with volume near 3.9 million shares. Broader U.S. stocks also slipped ahead of the New Year’s holiday.
NIO stock dips in premarket as China’s 2026 EV trade-in subsidies take shape

NIO stock dips in premarket as China’s 2026 EV trade-in subsidies take shape

NIO’s U.S.-listed shares fell about 3% to $5.33 in premarket trading Wednesday, after rising 3% Tuesday. China advanced 62.5 billion yuan in funding for its 2026 consumer trade-in program, keeping EV subsidies in place but changing subsidy rules. Analysts say the new structure may favor higher-priced models and add uncertainty for mass-market demand. Investors await January delivery data for further signals.
NIO stock steadies in premarket as China rolls out 2026 trade-in subsidies for EVs

NIO stock steadies in premarket as China rolls out 2026 trade-in subsidies for EVs

NIO’s U.S.-listed shares closed up 3% at $5.50 Tuesday on heavy volume, then held steady in early premarket trade as Beijing announced new consumer subsidies for 2026, including up to 20,000 yuan for scrapping old cars and buying new energy vehicles. President Xi Jinping pledged more proactive macro policies next year. XPeng and Li Auto shares also rose.
Nio stock jumps after CEO flags $4.3 billion Q4 vehicle-sales outlook

Nio stock jumps after CEO flags $4.3 billion Q4 vehicle-sales outlook

Nio’s U.S.-listed shares rose 4.7% Monday and were indicated higher Tuesday after CEO William Li said fourth-quarter vehicle sales should exceed 30 billion yuan. The company now expects 120,000–125,000 vehicle deliveries for the quarter, down from an earlier 150,000 target. Hong Kong-listed shares climbed 4.9%. The gains came as Wall Street’s main indexes closed lower.
NIO stock today: Premarket ticks higher as CATL battery shift report meets 2026 demand warning

NIO stock today: Premarket ticks higher as CATL battery shift report meets 2026 demand warning

NIO shares rose 0.2% to $5.35 in premarket trading Tuesday after reports the company will rely more on CATL for battery supply, including for its Onvo L60 SUV. The stock closed Monday up 4.7% with trading volume above average. Investors await NIO’s next monthly delivery report after 36,275 vehicles were delivered in November. Other U.S.-listed China EV stocks traded lower early Tuesday.
30 December 2025
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