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Major automakers should push for "rational competition" in the electric vehicle industry, a senior Chinese official said on Thursday, according to a statement from the industry ministry published on Friday.

NIO's recent delivery growth and ONVO L90 launch sparked excitement, but underlying financial and guidance issues remain. In my opinion, management's guidance is unrealistic, with 2025 delivery targets far beyond current capabilities. Financials remain deeply negative, with high cash burn, poor margins, and low institutional ownership signaling lack of confidence in a turnaround.

The tariff-driven market volatility has been rough on shares of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Nio Inc.

For investors, Nio (NIO -3.18%) has always been a swing for the fences. This young electric vehicle (EV) maker took a slightly different route, preferring to spend extensive capital and effort to build out its battery swapping stations.

Nio (NIO -3.18%) is launching lower-priced brands with more affordable models that aim to capture a larger market share.

NIO's well-diversified pricing strategy has paid off extremely well, as observed in the growing mass market sales by early July 2025 despite the suspended EV subsidies. These well balance the declining sales for its premium models, as the management continues to expand the annualized manufacturing capacity to 1M by Q4'25. Given that NIO's FQ4'25 profitability guidance is highly contingent on an...

Shares of Nio (NIO -0.36%) had a fairly bumpy start to 2025, with shares trading 21% lower through the first six months of the year, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker is in a bit of a pickle currently.

Nio stock price has staged a strong rebound this month, helped by the soaring orders for its upcoming brand. Its shares jumped to a high of $4.16 on Tuesday, its highest point since April 29, and 42% above the lowest level this year.