Steer-by-wire makes the steering system 2.2 times more reliable than a traditional solution, filters out vibrations from the road, and helps enable a higher level of intelligent driving.
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Nio ET9's steer-by-wire (SBW) technology received mass production clearance today, making it the first mass-produced model in China to feature SBW technology.
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The ET9 flagship from sedan has been exposed before its launch later this month. It has a large frunk and privacy glass.
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The interior of the four-seat Nio ET9 flagship spied before its launch later this month. Car will be a major change for Nio.
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The wheelbase of executive sedan is 3,250 mm.
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Nio's executive flagship sedan, the ET9, has entered a regulatory filing to pave the way for deliveries to begin in the first quarter of 2025.
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That is because of the Skyride chassis's low latency and fast response.
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Nio's new video shows the phone making a tabletop soccer ball on the roof move by controlling the ET9's suspension. The second-generation Nio Phone is expected to be launched at the end of this month.
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The Nio ET9's center screen uses a horizontal display similar to Tesla's models and has another long, thin screen behind it.
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Nio’s 900V Thunder EDS reportedly has world’s highest power density. It will be adopted first by the brand’s flagship car – Nio ET9.
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