NIO’s Xinjiang West Sea Ring Line is completed, and the global charging network continues to expand

NIO issued an announcement on February 1, announcing that its Power Journeys Xinjiang Xihai Ring Line has been fully completed. The total length of the ring line is 1,867 kilometers. In order to meet the charging needs of electric vehicle users, NIO has deployed 20 charging and swapping stations along the way. This move will greatly improve the convenience of electric vehicle users traveling in Xinjiang.

Nio is actively expanding its power swap facilities in the international market and strengthening work in this area while improving the domestic charging network. Recently, NIO has launched new power swap stations in many European countries. Among them, Norway's ninth power swap station has been put into use in the Gol area, about 170 kilometers away from the capital Oslo. Germany’s ninth battery swap station is located in Lehre, about 70 kilometers away from Hannover. This location makes it an ideal energy replenishment station for countries such as the Netherlands and Denmark. NIO's efforts aim to provide users with more convenient and efficient battery swap services and further promote the popularity of electric vehicles.

It is understood that NIO recently announced a preferential policy for highway battery swap stations. From February 8th to 18th, NIO users will enjoy the privilege of free service fees when swapping batteries at highway battery swapping stations across the country. This policy applies to the high-speed power swap network in 11 large urban agglomerations of 7 verticals, 6 horizontals, and will undoubtedly further enhance the travel experience of NIO users.

As of the end of January, NIO has built 2,360 power swap stations worldwide, including 769 highway power swap stations. In addition, NIO has also built 3,674 charging stations with 21,404 charging piles, and has cooperated with third parties to provide more than 980,000 charging piles. This huge charging network provides NIO users with a strong energy supply guarantee and lays a solid foundation for the popularization of electric vehicles. NIO’s charging network covers a wide range of areas, not only in central urban areas but also on highways, to provide users with convenient services. In addition, NIO has also cooperated with third parties to further expand the number of charging piles and bring more choices to users. The construction of such a charging network not only improves users' charging convenience, but also provides strong support for the development of electric vehicles. NIO is committed to providing users with a full range of

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