NIO's July Deliveries Hit 35,934-71% Higher-But August Will Test the Trend
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Saturday, Aug 1, 2026 1:13 am ET1min read
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July deliveries held up after June's peak
NIO delivered 35,934 vehicles in July 2026, up 71.0% year over year, following 40,597 vehicles in June. The month-over-month decline was modest relative to the strong year-over-year gains, which suggests the company may be stabilizing around a higher production band rather than experiencing an obvious one-month spike. For investors, the more important question is whether NIONIO-- can keep volumes in this range through the next earnings report.
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