Chinese automaker Nio just performed its 100,000,000th battery swap. The automaker has doled out a whopping 5.28 billion kWh.

The U.S. continues to trail China in certain EV technologies, and a new benchmark from Chinese EV maker Nio underscores that gap. China's Autohome said that on February 15, Nio logged a record 146,649 ...

The Chinese car brand broke its single-day battery swap record yesterday, 19FEB, the third day of the Chinese Lunar New Year ...

Ample launches battery swapping stations in Madrid, which automatically switch out an EV's battery pack in a few minutes. The technology itself is slowly gaining momentum outside of China, where ...

Electric car brand Nio hit a milestone this week, swapping 146,649 batteries in a single day, highlighting the ease of use ...

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker NIO Inc. NIO reached a milestone in its energy services business last week by completing its 100 millionth battery swap. The achievement comes less than eight years ...

BEIJING — Chinese electric car company Nio has been expanding its battery swap partnerships in a bid to gain an edge on the infrastructure side of the EV ecosystem. Since November, Nio has partnered ...

Company touts 100 million swaps, but fast-charging batteries are eating into the technology's speed advantage, analyst says ...

And what if a drained battery could be swapped for a charged one in a couple of minutes? Battery swapping, Khurana would later say, could cut upfront costs by around 40%, improve uptime and raise ...

Stellantis and battery swap startup Ample are rolling out 100 Fiat 500e EVs in Spain with modular batteries that can be replaced in minutes. Instead of plugging in and waiting around to recharge, ...

Switchable or swappable battery EV scooters are becoming a practical option for city riders, especially those living in apartments or using their scooters for daily work. They reduce charging time, ...

The Energy Commission of Ghana is taking a significant step towards promoting electric mobility in the country, in line with Ghana’s target to phase out Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs) by 2070.