Tonight, we've officially launched the ONVO L90, and deliveries kicked off immediately!π
Starting at RMB 265,800 for full purchase and RMB 179,800 with Battery as a Service (BaaS) option.
Let's Jiadian! β‘
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Today, I'm proud to share a special moment with you. NIO's 800,000th mass-produced vehicle has just rolled off the line at NIO Factory One (NIO F1) in Hefei. To every NIO, ONVO, and firefly user, thank you for your continued trust and support.π
800,000 may not seem like a big number, but it speaks volumes about the remarkable progress of China's automotive industry in technology and innovation, and a decade of persistence and full-stack capability building at NIO. Behind each of these 800,000 vehicles is a story of trust. This milestone belongs to every user, partner, and colleague who has walked this road with us.
The 800,000th vehicle happens to be an ONVO L90. Since the pre-order started on July 10, the L90 has received widespread interest and recognition from users and the market. Built upon NIO's decade-long investment in the charging and swapping infrastructure, as well as continuous technological innovation, the L90 is a game-changer in the family-oriented three-row battery electric SUV segment. It is here to solve two major pain points for large three-row SUV users: charging anxiety and space anxiety. Yesterday, the test drives for the L90 officially began. Nearly 600 test drive cars are now available at over 400 ONVO stores and showrooms in 140 cities in China. The official launch is coming July 31, with deliveries starting August 1.
This 800,000 production milestone isn't the finish line. It's a new chapter. We'll keep investing in breakthrough technologies, delivering even better products, and providing the best possible services. One step at a time, we're working toward our next milestone: one million.
Thank you once again for being part of this journey. Let's Jiadian!β‘
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It's official:
For the first time in history, Moody's has downgraded the United States' credit rating.
Moody's cites concerns over soaring US debt levels with interest on US debt set to hit 30% of REVENUE by 2035.
What does it all mean? Let us explain.
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