NYSE:NIO 3 January 2026 - 2 February 2026

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.

NIO Inc’s U.S.-listed shares edged up roughly 0.3% to $4.58 on Wednesday, after tumbling sharply the day before to hover near the bottom of their recent trading range.

Nio Inc shares slipped slightly in early premarket Tuesday after the Chinese EV maker vowed to push forward with its European operations. This comes as Brussels proposed a potential path for China-made electric vehicles to sidestep EU tariffs. The U.S.-listed ADR dipped about 0.2% to $4.84, following a 4.5% gain on Monday when it closed at $4.85.

NIO Inc’s U.S.-listed shares dropped 1.9% to $4.64 on Friday, marking a second day of losses despite the S&P 500 closing higher. The stock ended about $2.11 under its 52-week high of $6.75 and roughly 13 cents above its low of $4.51. Trading volume was below recent averages, according to MarketWatch data.

CYVN Investments RSC Ltd and L’imad Holding Company - P.J.S.C disclosed they held 418,833,157 Class A ordinary shares of NIO Inc at year-end, an amended Schedule 13D filing showed. The filing said the stake equated to about 17.9% of NIO’s Class A shares outstanding, or about 16.9% of total ordinary shares outstanding, and reported no transactions in the stock over the past 60 days.

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.

NIO Inc’s U.S.-listed shares closed up 0.8% on Friday at $5.14. Stockanalysis

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

• 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.