The Europe-bound Firefly EV from Nio was launched in China with a price range between 16,770 – 17,600 USD. Deliveries start on April 29.
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The Europe-bound Firefly EV from Nio was launched in China with a price range between 16,770 – 17,600 USD. Deliveries start on April 29.
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Deliveries of Firefly cars will begin on April 29, with a BaaS battery rental purchase option available on August 1.
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Firefly represents the first model to come out of the partnership between Horizon Robotics and Nio.
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Firefly will hold an all-day event for its first model on April 19, with the official product launch starting at 8 pm Beijing time.
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China's MIIT has imposed strict new regulations on autonomous driving technology
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China's MIIT has imposed strict new regulations on autonomous driving technology
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This will be the 5th time for the Nio main brand to participate in the Shanghai auto show, and the first time for two sub-brands, Onvo and Firefly, to make their debut at the show.
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The Onvo L90 measures 5,145 mm in length and will come standard with a battery pack with a capacity of 85 kWh, which is the same long-range battery pack as the L60.
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The 6-seater is over 5.1 meters long.
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There is over 100 EV brands in China.
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