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Nio reported a Q1 EPS loss of 36 cents compared to the analyst estimate of a loss of 33 cents.Analysts don’t expect Nio to become profitable on an annual basis until 2027.NIO stock is down by about ...

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During the quarter, Nio’s deliveries fell by 3.2% year-over-year (YOY) to 30,053 vehicles. That compares to the company’s previous guidance for 30,000 vehicles, which was lowered from between 31,000 and 33,000 vehicles.Vehicle sales make up the majority of Nio’s revenue, which tallied in at $1.37 billion, down by 7.2% YOY. Analysts were expecting $1.44 billion. The company’s Q1 EPS loss of 36 cents also fell short of the estimate for a loss of 33 cents. Net loss tallied in at $718.1 million, which increased by 9.4% YOY.Despite the bad print, Nio CEO William Li was upbeat:“Despite the intensifying market competition, NIO’s premium brand positioning, industry-leading technologies, and innovative ‘chargeable, swappable, upgradeable’ power experience have been recognized for their exceptional competitiveness, leading to solid sequential growth in vehicle deliveries in recent months.”NIO Stock: Why Are Losses Growing at Nio? 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