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Nio ES8 (Mk III) specs

Car type SUV
Curb weight 2630 kg (5798 lbs)
Dimensions 5.28 m (208 in) long, 2.01 m (79 in) wide, 1.80 m (71 in) high
Wheelbase 3.13 m (123 in)
Introduced 2025
Origin country China
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Powertrain specs

Engine type 2 electric motors
Power 707 ps (697 bhp / 520 kw)
Torque 700 Nm (516 lb-ft)
Power / weight 269 ps (265 bhp) / t
Torque / weight 266 Nm (196 lb-ft) / t
Transmission 1 speed
Layout middle engine, all wheel drive

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CMRDNOOB  9m ago

BTW: 2025 Chinese car universe:

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Cocobe  9m ago

I heard something like 90% of the startups have failed or died off. I'm sure many of those are so small that they aren't even in this picture tho.

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CMRDNOOB  9m ago @Cocobe

Some foreign media counted about 55 chinese brand at Chengdu Auto show this year, what they dont know is about 10 times more have been bankrupt in CN in the last decade. So you could see this pic as those who still breating.

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FastestLaps  9m ago

Heavy heavy Range Rover vibes... Especially the side profile photo.

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Cocobe  9m ago

oh damn, once you see it, you can't unsee it.

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CMRDNOOB  9m ago

Bigger better stronger cheaper. Priced $56.5K; BAAS (without battery) $42K, almost just half the price of the first gen 7 year ago. Nio is pushing hard to sell more now.

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Cocobe  9m ago

lol funny that I literally was in a Nio shop 2 days ago and was looking at this, and a sales asked me if I knew that they sell these in 2 forms: with battery and without battery. The price without battery is like $15k less, but then you have to pay like $150 a month for battery rental. I thought it was a genius idea, since lots of people are worried their batteries will be dead after a few years, or that nobody would want to buy a car with an old battery... well in this case, you can rent your battery and it'll always be in good shape.

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CMRDNOOB  9m ago @Cocobe

Dont know what you guys think about this, opinions goes both way. $15k less is a lot, which also means less tax and insurance, but also, $150 per month is something too, pretty much fills the gap of power spent between a gas car and an ev, or equals an installment plan with a very high interest rate, and also causing problems at resale. They say the dividing line is 6 years, after that BAAS cost more. Nio said over 60% go with the BAAS.

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