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NIO Convoy Completes 8,000 km Journey Using Battery-Swap Network

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What happened

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A convoy of NIO ES8s traveled 8,045 km from Guangzhou to Khorgos Port in Xinjiang over a 13-day period, starting on October 15 and arriving on October 27. The entire journey relied on 79 NIO highway battery-swap stations located across ten provinces and municipalities.

From gasgoo.com

Why it matters

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The successful completion of this long-distance trip validates the effectiveness of the battery-swap network for electric vehicles. This infrastructure could increase the viability and adoption potential of EVs in regions like Gansu.

From gasgoo.com

Who's involved

  • Nio Inc.Operated the convoy and deployed the battery-swap network
  • GuangzhouThe starting point of the long-distance journey

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GansuSpeculative

    The increased viability of electric vehicles might boost local demand and sales in Gansu.

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