- Wait times for both the ET7 and ES8 have been reduced to 2-3 weeks from 3-4 weeks previously, while the EC7 has been extended to 4-5 weeks from 3-4 weeks.
- The wait time for the ET9 is 11-12 weeks, and the model will begin its first deliveries at the end of this month.
Nio's (NYSE: NIO) models saw mixed wait time changes in China.
Wait times for both the ET7 sedan and the ES8 flagship SUV (sport utility vehicle) have shrunk to 2-3 weeks today from 3-4 weeks previously, according to CnEVPost's daily monitoring.
Waiting time for the EC7 coupe SUV have been extended to 4-5 weeks from 3-4 weeks previously.
The Nio brand currently has nine models -- ET9, ES8, ES7, ES6, EC7, EC6, ET7, ET5, ET5 Touring -- of which the ET9 is yet to start deliveries.
The wait times for the ET5, ET5 Touring, ES6, and EC6 remains the same as before at 2-3 weeks.
Wait time for the ES7 is not shown since June 2024. Earlier today, Nio's announcement of the purchase offers it is offering this month also did not cover the SUV.
The latest wait time for the ET9 is 11-12 weeks. The sedan was launched at the Nio Day 2024 event in December last year, with a starting price of RMB 788,000 ($108,190) including the battery, Nio's highest-priced to date.
Earlier today, Nio said the ET9 is in the final stages of preparation before delivery, with plans to open for test drives and begin deliveries in late March.
The wait time for the L60, the only model currently on sale from Nio's sub-brand Onvo, remains 4-6 weeks, as before.
Nio Inc delivered 13,192 vehicles in February, up 62.22 percent from 8,132 in the same month last year, but down 4.84 percent from January's 13,863, according to figures it released earlier today.
The Nio main brand delivered 9,143 vehicles in February, up 12.43 percent from 8,132 in the same month last year and up 14.99 percent from 7,951 in January.
The Onvo sub-brand delivered 4,049 vehicles in February, down 31.51 percent from 5,912 in January.
Regulatory filing: Nio files slight exterior changes for ES6, EC6, ET5, ET5 Touring
($1 = RMB 7.2838)
Related posts on CnEVPost
