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Nio and its Firefly brand will partner with Moobi, LKQ's EV workshop network, to expand service coverage in the Netherlands starting October 1. Moobi has over 300 workshops, but neither company disclosed financial terms or the number of workshops involved. Nio registered 51 vehicles in the Netherlands in 2026, down 47.4% from the previous year, with Firefly accounting for 84.3% of those registrations.

Nio Inc (NIO) launched a five-seat version of its ES8 SUV, priced from RMB 382,800. Deliveries start Friday. The move targets families and follows Tesla's strategy. NIO shares fell 2% on Thursday. The ES8 has strong sales, with 120,000 cumulative deliveries by June 22, though June deliveries dropped to 8,969 units.

Nio has released the Cedar S 1.6.0 software update for its ES6, EC6, ET5, and ET5 Touring models in China, adding over 30 new features. The update includes improvements to the smart cockpit, NOMI assistant, driving assistance, and cockpit displays. Nio's deliveries of these models have declined significantly in 2023, with the EC6 seeing a 71.9% year-over-year drop in August. The company launched the EC6 Aura Edition, priced from 369,800 yuan ($54,900).

Nio registered 19 cars in Germany in 2026, down 90.1% from 2025, while Leapmotor sold 13,392. Nio is reducing its German service presence, while Leapmotor expanded to 1,020 sales points across 36 countries through a joint venture with Stellantis. Nio maintains it is not exiting Europe and plans to launch the EL8.

NIO Inc. (NYSE: NIO) shares fell 1.91% to $3.60 Thursday, near their 52-week low. Despite strong delivery growth and a new partnership with HERE Technologies for European mapping, macroeconomic pressures and rising costs have weighed on the stock. Q2 revenue rose 69.1% YoY to $4.74B on 107,658 deliveries.

Dongfeng Motor and Huawei discussed strategic cooperation. NIO delivered 30,000 ES9 units, capturing 24% market share in the Yangtze River Delta. Volkswagen Anhui resumed full production of the ID.UNYX 07. BMW's CEO commented on Chinese EV pricing and tariffs. BYD's Thai factory produced its 100,000th vehicle. Chery adjusted executive positions to advance globalization.

Onvo, a subsidiary of NIO (NYSE: NIO), launched a limited-time Starlight Gold Radiance design package for its L90 SUV, priced at 6,000 CNY ($896). The package includes a two-tone exterior and Misty Grey interior. The L90, priced from 265,800 CNY ($39,675), has surpassed 60,000 units sold, according to Onvo.

NIO opened a zero-carbon, off-grid battery swap station in Xinjiang, powered solely by solar energy and storage. The station supports NIO's Silk Road battery swap route. As of September 23, 2026, NIO has 9,410 charging and battery swap stations in China, the most in the industry.

Keppel Reit to sell T Tower for US$255.8M, a 37.2% premium. Olam's ofi issues US$300M perpetual hybrid capital instruments. Multi-Chem's key vendor suspends business, impacting earnings. Thai Beverage announces organizational changes. Nio reportedly closing Cologne hub.

Nio Inc. will use HERE Technologies’ streaming maps across its entire European range, including models ET5, ET7, EL6, EL7, and EL8. The collaboration provides continuous updates on road changes and traffic regulations. Financial terms and timelines were not disclosed. Nio’s European registrations have significantly declined, with Firefly being the only model with notable sales.