Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio is taking a different approach to pricing than its rival Li Auto, emphasizing profitability amidst rising material costs. Nio's senior vice-president stated that continuous losses are unsustainable, even for market share, and praised competitors who are raising prices to manage expenses. Nio's upcoming ES9 SUV will be priced higher than Li Auto's L9, a move that contrasts with the broader trend of price cuts in the Chinese EV market, as consumers increasingly favor lower-cost options. AI
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