What are the differences between NIO and Tesla?

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DelAnnie
07/24/25 3:29am
NIO and Tesla differ in technology and brand influence. The specific details are as follows: Technology: Tesla is a benchmark company in the new energy vehicle industry, leading the way in core technologies such as the three-electric system and automotive intelligence. In comparison, NIO is slightly behind Tesla in terms of technology. Brand Influence: Tesla is widely regarded by consumers as a representative of mid-to-high-end luxury new energy vehicles. Despite its higher price, this premium is generally accepted by the market. While NIO has a certain level of brand influence in China, it still lags behind Tesla in this aspect.
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MacLucia
08/10/25 11:06pm
I test drove the NIO ET5 and Tesla Model 3, and the driving experiences were quite different. When driving, the Tesla accelerates quickly and handles nimbly, but the seats are a bit hard, making long trips tiring; the NIO is smoother, with softer suspension and better sound insulation, making it more comfortable for family members in the back seats. In terms of charging, NIO's battery swap stations are very time-efficient, taking just five minutes to complete a swap, which is especially suitable for the fast pace of city life; Tesla's Superchargers are fast but require about thirty minutes of waiting. In terms of service, NIO is more attentive—just send a message via the app and someone responds immediately, and the battery swap stations have wide coverage; Tesla relies on OTA updates for autonomous driving, which is technologically advanced but offers less direct after-sales support. Overall, NIO focuses on daily convenience for users, while Tesla leans toward sporty technology. The prices are similar, but NIO's maintenance costs are slightly higher, and Tesla is more suitable for those who prefer a sporty driving style.
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