NIO Inc. (NIO)
Overview
NIO Inc. (NIO) trades on the NYSE. It has a market value of about $9.67B and roughly 35,032 employees. The stock last closed at $3.80, +0.53% on the day, within a 52-week range of $3.71 to $8.02.
Where NIO sits in its 52-week range
Context for how far the stock has moved over the past year — not a signal about where it goes next.
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Latest news moving NIO
- Why Nio Stock Dropped This WeekThe Motley Fool · 2026-09-04 read →
- Company News for Sep 2, 2026Zacks Investment Research · 2026-09-02 read →
- NIO Inc. Provides August 2026 Delivery UpdateGlobeNewswire Inc. · 2026-09-01 read →
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What is NIO Inc.?
Nio is a leading electric vehicle maker, targeting the premium segment. Founded in November 2014, Nio designs, develops, jointly manufactures, and sells premium smart electric vehicles. The company differentiates itself through continuous technological breakthroughs and innovations, such as battery swapping and autonomous driving. Nio launched its first model, its ES8 seven-seater electric SUV, in December 2017, and began deliveries in June 2018. Its current model portfolio includes midsize to large sedans and SUVs.
Company profile
Dividend
NIO Inc. does not currently pay a regular dividend — any return to shareholders comes from the share price moving rather than income. See the full dividend calendar for stocks that do.
NIO — frequently asked
What is the NIO stock price today?
NIO Inc. (NIO) last closed at $3.80, +0.53% on the day. Prices on this page are end-of-day and may be delayed.
What is NIO Inc.'s market cap?
About $9.67B, based on its share price and shares outstanding.
Does NIO Inc. pay a dividend?
No — NIO Inc. does not currently pay a regular dividend.
What exchange is NIO listed on?
NIO Inc. trades on the NYSE.
What is NIO's 52-week range?
Over the past year, NIO has traded between $3.71 and $8.02.
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