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Nio Inc. delivers 34,749 vehicles in September

For Q3, it delivered 87,071 vehicles.

NIO Inc. delivered 34,749 vehicles in September, up 64.1% year-over-year and a new monthly record.

The total included 13,728 vehicles from its premium NIO brand, 15,246 from its family-oriented ONVO brand, and 5,775 from its FIREFLY small high-end EV brand.

For the third quarter, NIO delivered 87,071 vehicles, up 40.8% from the same period last year and setting a new quarterly record.

Cumulative deliveries as of 30 September 2025, reached 872,785 vehicles.

On September 20, the company officially launched its flagship All-New ES8, a premium three-row electric SUV, with customer deliveries starting shortly after.

Built on NIO’s decade of technological development, the All-New ES8 showcases NIO’s latest advancements in smart EV technology and aims to lead the large three-row SUV segment into the battery-electric era.

 

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