• GoldDragon OP : That's 112million revenue incoming..

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• Dragon Fish : The CEO repeated the same mistake again. Not revealing the sales figures after launching the 2 models. Monday looks like better go to sleep early.

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• Dragon Fish : Nio spent so much money to organize the biggest event in the history and the CEO so bluntly said not revealing the sales numbers after officially launching the ET9 and Firefly models. PR failure again. Look at other EV makers so eagerly to reveal their sales figures after launching the new models. Nio CEO never learnt one.  

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• 73162089 : I ordered one of them immediately after CEO released the prices.

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• TWP PaPa : looks like a projector's lens or comes with a built-in camera lens for scanning or projecting.

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• Cui Nyonya Kueh OP TWP PaPa :

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• moowalker : personally think is not attractive

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• Cui Nyonya Kueh OP moowalker : I think because it's "budget" design.

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• Dragon Fish : Can Firefly stand out from the market crowded with cheapskate models from the competitors without the swap station ready yet? Hope not another blunder by Nio again.

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• Dragon Fish : Nio's recent launch of the Firefly brand introduces a compact electric hatchback priced at 148,800 yuan (approximately $20,400), positioning it within China's competitive budget EV market.
  In this price segment, several notable competitors include:
  Xpeng's MONA M03: This electric hatchback coupe is Xpeng's most affordable model, priced between 100,000 and 150,000 yuan ($13,500 to $20,400).
  BYD's Seagull: A compact EV offering a range of approximately 305 km, with prices starting around $11,000, making it a strong contender in the affordable EV segment.
  Wuling Hongguang Mini EV: One of China's best-selling electric vehicles, this ultra-compact car is priced between $3,955 and $5,375, appealing to budget-conscious consumers seeking urban mobility solutions.
  These models highlight the diverse options available to Chinese consumers seeking affordable electric vehicles, each offering unique features and catering to varying preferences within the budget EV market.

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• TWP PaPa OP Dragon Fish : Bro, firefly is not cheap it is mini not BYD...

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• Dragon Fish TWP PaPa OP : Want to fight cheap prices must fight with BYD. Nio fights with the Angmoh brand for what? Can capture the China market in 2025 is more important. Who cares about Nio brand when compared with the angmoh branded price not with China EV brands price. At least must be cheaper than Xpeng Mona 3 brand else how to beat XPeng the big brother sales numbers.

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• TWP PaPa OP Dragon Fish : maybe Chinese trying to kill angmo brands...BYD trying to kill a cheap Japanese brands and Nio is task to kill the angmo brand..?  

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