Is NIO purely electric or hybrid?

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EmilyLee
07/29/25 4:11pm
NIO is a purely electric vehicle brand. The main products currently sold by NIO include the NIO ES6, NIO ES8, and NIO EC6, all of which are pure electric models. The company has not released any hybrid models yet. More related information is as follows: 1. NIO ES6: The NIO ES6 is a mid-size pure electric SUV, and its price is more affordable compared to the ES8. In terms of sensory experience, the ES6's exterior and interior exude a premium feel, and its space performance is also commendable. Regarding driving dynamics, the NIO ES6's handling feels somewhat vague, sitting between sporty and comfortable, which is an area that still needs improvement. While its range doesn't match that of the ES8, it's still quite good, with a NEDC range of 430 kilometers, sufficient for urban driving. Its acceleration performance is also impressive, with a 0-100 km/h time of just over 5 seconds. 2. NIO ES8: The NIO ES8 is a large pure electric family SUV. Its NEDC range of 580 kilometers is among the highest in the electric vehicle market, and its performance is equally formidable, with a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of just 4.4 seconds. As a family car, the NIO ES8 emphasizes luxury and comfort, surpassing even traditional luxury vehicles in these aspects. However, one notable drawback is its large size and heavy weight, leading to relatively high energy consumption, which sometimes means that pure electric vehicles aren't necessarily energy-efficient.
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