NYSE:NIO 25 January 2026 - 17 March 2026

NIO Inc.'s U.S. shares edged down 0.7% to $5.99 late Tuesday morning, giving back a portion of Monday’s 2.9% gain that had pushed the stock to $6.03 and marked a three-day streak. Over in Hong Kong, shares wrapped up 0.6% higher earlier. The pause is significant: last week's results have shifted the conversation about the Chinese EV maker. NIO turned in its first-ever quarterly profit, but shares are still hanging around 25% beneath their 52-week peak.

Nio shares climbed again Monday, extending Friday’s 6% rally after HSBC bumped its rating on the Chinese EV maker to Buy from Hold, and raised its price target for the U.S.-listed stock to $6.80 from $4.80. The ADRs were up 28 cents to $6.14 in New York morning trading. This shift lands at a critical moment for Nio, with the company working to show that revenue gains can translate into sustainable profits as subsidy policies change and expectations for China’s passenger-car market cool. Nio just reported its first-ever quarterly profit and is aiming to hit break even for the full year of 2026, offering investors fresh grounds to look at the shares differently.

NIO Inc.'s U.S. shares jumped roughly 5% to $5.83 early Friday in New York, building on earlier weekly gains after HSBC lifted its rating on the Chinese electric-vehicle maker to Buy from Hold. HSBC’s Yuqian Ding bumped the price target on NIO up to $6.80 from $4.80, citing “better visibility” for 2026 volume growth. Investors care about this call—there’s been a scramble for signs that NIO can boost growth without sacrificing margins, especially now that the market isn’t cutting EV makers much slack.

New York, Feb 9, 2026, 08:30 EST — Premarket Nio Inc shares slipped 1.4% to $4.97 in U.S. premarket action Monday, following news from a Chinese regulator about a major vehicle recall tied to a software issue.

New York, Feb 6, 2026, 07:38 EST — Premarket. NIO Inc shares climbed roughly 4.5% to $4.91 in premarket trading Friday, building on Thursday’s 5.9% jump that pushed the stock to $4.70 by the close. Thursday’s volume surpassed 121 million shares.

Chinese EV maker Nio forecasts its first-ever adjusted operating profit in Q4 2025, driven by stronger vehicle sales and tighter cost controls. Shares of the U.S.-listed company jumped about 9% in premarket trading. Nio projects adjusted operating profits between 700 million yuan and 1.2 billion yuan. It also expects to deliver 326,028 vehicles in 2025, a 47% increase, with the more affordable Firefly subcompact model launching mid-year. The outlook arrives at a sensitive time for the company: investors want proof that delivery growth will lead to more than just shrinking losses. Posting a profitable quarter, even after adjustments, usually shifts the nature of the questions that come next.

NEW YORK, February 2, 2026, 10:47 — Regular session Shares of NIO Inc. dropped almost 5% on Monday, slipping to about $4.47 in late morning trading in New York, despite the electric-vehicle company reporting a significant surge in January deliveries.

NEW YORK, February 1, 2026, 04:51 ET — The market has closed. NIO’s U.S.-listed shares are set to draw attention when trading restarts Monday, following the Chinese EV maker’s report of a steep rise in January deliveries. The company also revealed its cumulative deliveries have exceeded one million.