NIO Delivers Over 107,000 EVs In Q2 On Premium Market Strength
NIO reported 40,597 June deliveries and more than 107,000 Q2 deliveries. Despite strong growth, the EV stock is under pressure.
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NIO Reports 71% Jump In July Deliveries
NIO deliveries surged 71% in July to 35,934 vehicles across its three brands. Here is the breakdown, stock levels, and earnings outlook.
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