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Nio sets a new bar: ET7 sedan goes further for more
Nio announced the price of the new version of the electric sedan ET7
Nio sets a new bar: ET7 sedan goes further for more
Nio announced the price of the new version of the electric sedan ET7
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Chinese electric vehicle startup Nio has unveiled a new version of its ET7 sedan at the Beijing Auto Show. The starting price, according to Reuters, is set at 428,000 yuan (approximately 5.44 million rubles, according to current exchange rates), making it one of the most expensive electric sedans on the Chinese market. Nio Chief Executive Officer, William Lee, said that Since deliveries began at the end of March 2022, around 30,000 units of the ET7 have been sold, making it the best-selling electric sedan in China in the price category above 400,000 yuan. The new version of the sedan supports seamless screen mirroring and sync with both iOS and Android devices. While Nio’s sales showed a 3.2% decline in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period last year, other startups in the space electric vehicles such as the Huawei-backed Aito, Li Auto and LeapMotor reported strong sales growth. Nio, despite losses, continues to sell cars in China and Europe through its own stores and last November announced plans to cut its workforce by 10 % as part of efforts to improve efficiency and reduce costs amid growing competition. Additionally, in February, Nio announced a technology licensing deal with electric vehicle startup Forseven, a unit of Abu Dhabi investment fund CYVN, as part of the company’s strategy to grow revenue overseas.
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Nio announced the price of the new version of the electric sedan ET7
Chinese electric vehicle startup Nio presented a new version of its sedan ET7 at the Beijing Auto Show. The starting price, according to Reuters, is set at 428,000 yuan (approximately 5.44 million rubles, according to the current exchange rate), which makes it one of the most expensive electric sedans on the Chinese market.
Chief executive officer NioWilliam Lee, reported that approximately 30,000 units have been sold since deliveries began at the end of March 2022. ET7, making it the best-selling electric sedan in China in the price category above 400,000 yuan. The new version of the sedan supports smooth screen mirroring and synchronization with both devices based on iOSso Android.
While sales Nio showed a 3.2% decline in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period last year, other electric vehicle startups such as the backed Huawei Aito, Li Auto And LeapMotorreported a significant increase in sales.
Company Nio, despite the losses, continues to sell cars in China and Europe through its own stores and last November announced plans to cut its workforce by 10% as part of efforts to improve efficiency and cut costs amid growing competition. Additionally, in February Nio announced a technology licensing deal with an electric vehicle startup Forsevena division of an Abu Dhabi-based investment fund CYVNwhich is part of the company’s strategy to increase revenue abroad.
