NIO’s Charging and Swapping Network Reaches 9,322 Stations, with 4,070 Swap Stations!

[Autohome News] On September 6, NIO released its latest data on the layout of its charging and swapping network. As of that date, NIO had built 9,322 charging and swapping stations across the country, including 4,070 swap stations and 5,252 charging stations, equipped with 30,280 charging posts. Among the swap stations, 1,053 are located on highways, covering major expressway trunk lines.

In addition, NIO has deployed 91 “Power Journeys” routes. The Power Journeys program is an energy infrastructure initiative launched by NIO to enable users to enjoy a delightful journey to picturesque destinations. To date, NIO has fully connected 91 highly desirable routes, including the 318 Sichuan-Tibet Highway, the Hexi Corridor, and the Hulunbuir Grassland route. This year, NIO plans to increase the number of Power Journeys routes to 100.

According to delivery data released by NIO on September 1, the company delivered 35,836 vehicles in August 2026, up 14.47% year‑on‑year; for the first eight months, deliveries reached 262,893 units, a year‑on‑year increase of 57.92%. Among them, the NIO brand delivered 160,670 new vehicles, up 64.5% year‑on‑year; the ONVO brand delivered 61,428 vehicles, up 13.2%; and the firefly brand delivered 40,795 vehicles, up 180.3%. To date, NIO has cumulatively delivered 1,260,485 new vehicles. (Reported by Chang Qinglin from Autohome)