The Latest Breaking News from NIO

Despite macroeconomic concerns, auto sales are likely to rise as a result of pent-up demand and technology advances. Thus, investing in fundamentally sound stock, PACCAR (PCAR), could be an ideal buy for steady returns. However, the fundamentally weak NIO (NIO) could be best avoided now. Read on.

VinFast stock is hitting new all-time lows, and trading well below the SPAC IPO price of $10. But despite cratering more than 90% off all-time highs, VFS still doesn't look like a good value.

With the Chinese state providing them with virtually limitless cash, Nio and other Chinese EV makers can withstand big losses and keep growing.

Tesla sold 10% fewer cars in China last month than the same period a year earlier, according to new data from the China Passenger Car Association.

Tesla estimates adjusted as production suspension impacts delivery numbers, but investors remain optimistic

In September, NIO global electric car deliveries increased by around 44 percent year-over-year to 15,641.

NIO saw reduced sales, wider losses, and a steep gross margin decline in the second quarter. While it expects solid long-term growth, expensive valuation, poor fundamentals, and increased competition will likely keep it under pressure. Therefore, it could be wise to buy auto stocks Nissan Motor (NSANY), Renault SA (RNLSY),…

NIO stock has lost almost half of its value from its August closing high, pressured by a risk-off attitude toward growth stocks and a few company-specific issues, too. However, now the EV stock looks like a good buy, especially for long-term investors.

Launching in China in November, the S7 electric luxury sedan is the first product of the new Luxeed brand, a joint venture between Huawei and Chery Automobile.

Nio, Inc. has entered the smartphone arena to set itself apart from competitors in China’s competitive electric vehicle market.

Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO (NIO) is struggling with widening losses. However, considering its recent impressive delivery data, is the stock a buy? Keep reading.