Nio's deliveries and margins surged in its last quarter. Nio is betting big on an upcoming car launch this month.
NIO Inc. (NYSE:NIO ) Q2 2024 Earnings Conference Call September 5, 2024 8:00 AM ET Company Participants Rui Chen - Head of IR William Li - Founder, Chairman & CEO Stanley Qu - CFO Conference Call Participants Tim Hsiao - Morgan Stanley Ben Wang - Deutsche Bank Tina Hou - Goldman Sachs Yuqian Ding - HSBC Paul Gong - UBS Ming-Hsun Lee - Bank of America Chang Xing - CICC Operator Hello ladies and gentlemen, Thank you for standing by for NIO Incorporated Second Quarter 2024 Earnings Conference Call. At this time all participants are in listen-only mode.
American depositary receipts (ADRs) of Nio (NIO) advanced Thursday as the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker reduced its losses and gave strong guidance as it set a record for deliveries.
24/7 Wall St. Insights Chinese EV maker Nio Inc. (NYSE: NIO) faces many challenges, but they all contribute to one overwhelming problem: a lack of profitability.
NIO Inc.'s Q2 earnings show strong vehicle sales and gross margin expansion, with a better-than-expected Q3 outlook reinforcing growth prospects ahead of new sub-brand launches. ONVO start of deliveries later September, and Firefly's debut in 1H25 are expected to drive additive growth and scale to the core NIO brand. This will add to continued cost discipline, improving operating leverage, stabilizing ASP, and ongoing declines in unit material costs in improving NIO's visibility towards profitability.
September 5 was scheduled for Nio‘s (NYSE: NIO) Q2 earnings report release before markets open in the U.S., and it brought some new records and a few pleasant surprises.
Nio's stock was headed for a fifth straight gain Thursday after the China-based electric vehicle maker provided an upbeat outlook for revenue and deliveries.
Wall Street expects Nio Inc NIO to report a negative 31 cents in earnings per share (EPS) and $2.44 billion in revenues when the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer reports second-quarter earnings before market hours on Thursday.
For the second quarter, Wall Street is looking for a per-share loss of 31 cents from sales of $2.4 billion. A year ago, NIO lost 45 cents a share from sales of $1.2 billion.
Chinese luxury electric vehicle maker Nio stock delivered a total of 20,176 vehicles for August, up just about 4.4% versus the same quarter last year. While Nio's performance was well behind rival Li Auto which saw sales grow 38% year-over-year to 48,122 vehicles, it did a bit better than Xpeng which grew sales by just about 2.5% year-over-year to 14,036 units.
Nio (NIO) stock price has bounced back in the past few days even as other Chinese EV companies slumped to their lowest levels this year. It rose to $4.25 on Wednesday, 17% higher than the lowest point in August.
Onvo L60 models are rolling off the assembly line and soon to customers. Nio has had three consecutive months of 20,000-plus deliveries.