NIO January deliveries jump 96% as cumulative tops 1m

NIO says NWM update rolled out to 460,000 vehicles.

NIO Inc. said it delivered 27,182 vehicles in January, up 96.1% YoY, taking cumulative deliveries to 1,024,774 as of 31 Jan.

The company said January deliveries comprised 20,894 vehicles under the NIO brand, 3,481 vehicles under ONVO, and 2,807 vehicles under FIREFLY.

NIO said cumulative deliveries exceeded one million units during January.

NIO said it rolled out the latest version of the NIO WorldModel (NWM) on 28 Jan and has gradually delivered it to more than 460,000 vehicles equipped with the Banyan system, with updates for vehicles running the Cedar and Cedar S systems to follow.

The company said the release introduced full closed-loop reinforcement learning into assisted and intelligent driving, modelling both urban and highway driving scenarios, and further optimised smart parking and active safety features.

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