The EV maker aims to stay competitive after giving up on its own factory due to local rules.

The automaker detailed its in-house batteries, electric drives, and charging network, alongside a plan covering certain battery fires.

Regulators are mandating longer validation periods and stricter checks for new technologies.

Europe said the agreement gives it USD 4.5 billion in improved market access, while Beijing has offered a more muted assessment.

The restructuring of state-owned automakers crystallizes as filings reveal details of a deal with FAW.

Its approach challenges the integrated supply model offered by CATL.

Three vehicle failures raise questions about the testing, development budgets, and supplier oversight of one component.

DeepWay outlines its European strategy at the Hanover trade show as it targets a Hong Kong IPO.

A vehicle rethink, tighter cost control, and technology sales helped Nio post consecutive quarters of non-GAAP profit.

The asset reorganization follows official calls to rein in excess capacity.