- Nio delivered 35,486 vehicles in March, representing a 136% year-on-year increase, pushing its first-quarter total past the company’s guidance.
- Nio will kick off an intensive period of new product launches starting this month to maintain sales momentum.
Nio Inc Monthly Deliveries 2024-2026
Month
2024
2025
2026
January
10,055
13,863
27,182
February
8,132
13,192
20,797
March
11,866
15,039
35,486
April
15,620
23,900
May
20,544
23,231
June
21,209
24,925
July
20,498
21,017
August
20,176
31,305
September
21,181
34,749
October
20,976
40,397
November
20,575
36,275
December
31,138
48,135
Nio Inc monthly deliveries
2024
2025
2026
Nio Inc saw a significant jump in deliveries last month as the slow season at the start of the year gradually passed.
The Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker delivered 35,486 vehicles in March, up 135.96% year-on-year and up 70.63% from February, according to data released on Wednesday.
The deliveries included 22,490 vehicles from the main Nio brand, 6,877 from Onvo, and 6,119 from Firefly.
Nio Brand Monthly Deliveries 2024-2026
Month
2024
2025
2026
January
10,055
7,951
20,894
February
8,132
9,143
15,159
March
11,866
10,219
22,490
April
15,620
19,269
May
20,544
13,270
June
21,209
14,593
July
20,498
12,675
August
20,176
10,525
September
20,349
13,728
October
16,657
17,143
November
15,493
18,393
December
20,610
31,897
Nio brand monthly deliveries
2024
2025
2026
Onvo Monthly Deliveries 2024-2026
Month
2024
2025
2026
January
5,912
3,481
February
4,049
2,981
March
4,820
6,877
April
4,400
May
6,281
June
6,400
July
5,976
August
16,434
September
832
15,246
October
4,319
17,342
November
5,082
11,794
December
10,528
9,154
Onvo monthly deliveries
2024
2025
2026
Firefly Monthly Deliveries 2025-2026
Month
2025
2026
January
2,807
February
2,657
March
6,119
April
231
May
3,680
June
3,932
July
2,366
August
4,346
September
5,775
October
5,912
November
6,088
December
7,084
Firefly monthly deliveries
2025
2026
For the first quarter, Nio Inc delivered 83,465 vehicles, surging 98.28% year-on-year, despite a 33.12% decline from the fourth quarter of last year.
The quarterly deliveries exceeded the upper end of the company’s previous guidance range of 80,000 to 83,000 vehicles.
In the first quarter, the Nio main brand delivered 58,543 vehicles, Onvo delivered 13,339 units, and Firefly delivered 11,583, according to data compiled by CnEVPost.
Nio Inc Quarterly Deliveries 2024-2026
Quarter
2024
2025
2026
Q1
30,053
42,094
83,465
Q2
57,373
72,056
Q3
61,855
87,071
Q4
72,689
124,807
Nio Inc quarterly deliveries
2024
2025
2026
Nio’s Hong Kong-traded shares surged 10% on Wednesday amid market expectations for strong delivery data and an intensive product roll-out.
The robust delivery performance was driven by its flagship premium SUV, the all-new ES8. The model completed its 80,000th delivery on March 20, taking just 181 days.
In March, the all-new ES8 saw 16,255 deliveries, securing the title of best-selling large SUV and best-selling model priced above 400,000 yuan ($58,180) in China for three consecutive months, Nio said today.
The model’s commercial success played a key role in Nio’s recent historic financial turnaround and is also expected to help it navigate the traditionally weak period.
The company achieved an operating profit of 1.25 billion yuan in the fourth quarter of last year.
Nio is preparing to enter an intensive phase of new product launches to maintain its sales momentum. The company will officially launch the 2026 editions of the ES6, EC6, ET5, and ET5 Touring on April 2.
These four updated models, collectively referred to as the “5566” lineup, will feature upgrades in design, configuration, and smart driving experiences. They target the market segment of around 300,000 yuan.
In addition, a product and technology launch event for the new flagship SUV, the Nio ES9, will be officially held on April 9.
Sub-brand Onvo will also release the 2026 edition of the L90 large SUV in late April, while another SUV, the Onvo L80, is also launching soon, Nio said.
Nio also plans to unveil a five-seat version of the ES8 in early July to sustain the large SUV’s sales performance.
The two models had previously been part of a clear plan, but were put on hold during Nio’s CBU reform early last year.
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