Chinese EV maker Nio is boosting its lithium battery swap network over the next three years and will have almost 4,000 stations by the end of 2025, including in overseas markets
Chinese EV maker Nio is expanding its battery swap network to 4,000 stations over the next three years, including to overseas markets in Europe, including Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden.
The carmaker reports that users of its EVs have so far made around 10m battery swaps at its stations and make 35,000 swaps daily.
The battery swap network is kept charged by Nio’s cloud-based power service system – Nio Power Cloud – which monitors the performance of the charging and swapping network in real time, in participation with the national power grid.
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