NIO ES8 is officially listed in Norway, NIO House | Oslo will be officially open to the public on October 1st

According to the micro-net news, on September 30, Weilai Automobile issued a document stating that the Weilai ES8 was officially launched in Norway and started user delivery. It is located in the NIO House | Oslo at 33 Karl Johan Avenue in the center of Oslo, the capital of Norway, on October 1. It will be officially open to the outside world from today.

It is understood that NIO House | Oslo has a total area of ​​2,100 square meters and is the largest NIO center in the core area of ​​Norway. The upper layer of the two-layer structure is mainly responsible for product and service display functions, and the lower layer is the NIO Café, Library, Forum, Lab, Living Room and Joy Camp areas for NIO users.

In addition to NIO House, NIO’s “infrastructure” in Norway is also progressing in an orderly manner. Before the end of 2022, NIO will build 20 second-generation power stations in Norway, covering the top five cities and major highways in Norway. Norway’s first second-generation charging and swapping station will be put into operation at the end of October.

The Oslo Service and Delivery Center, which covers an area of ​​1,800 square meters, will also open in October and will provide services including mobile service vehicles and door-to-door pickup and delivery. NIO will also work with authorized partners to provide users with worry-free services in four other Norwegian cities.

NIO Life’s original design lifestyle brand NIO Life, and the Norwegian theme series developed in cooperation with Norwegian local artists Anette Moi and Sandra Blikas, have been simultaneously sold to Norwegian and Chinese users.

At the same time, ES8 also officially met with Norwegian friends. The NIO ES8 is equipped with a standard battery pack (75kWh) with a starting price of NOK 609,000. It is equipped with a long-life battery pack (100kWh), with a starting price of NOK 679,000. In addition, the BaaS battery rental service is also fully launched. Users do not need to purchase battery packs when buying a car, but can choose to rent battery packs of different capacities according to actual usage needs, and pay the corresponding service fees on a monthly basis.

Alexander Schwarz, CEO of NIO Europe, said: “Norway is our starting point in Europe. Our goal is clear: to provide a pleasant user experience and worry-free service. NIO hopes to be a better and more sustainable future for them. Partner.” (Proofreading/Seven Seven)