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Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio launches in Norway, its 1st overseas store

Reuters2021-05-06

BEIJING, May 6 (Reuters) - Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio Inc said on Thursday that it had launched its first overseas store in Norway and plans to start selling cars in the country as it pushes ...

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Jesss
·2021-05-07
Wait for it to drop more then buy..??
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- 林癸源:
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  2021-05-07
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giogio
·2021-05-07
And the price keeps dropping... wtf
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Barumaru
·2021-05-06
Wow
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Sephy
·2021-05-06
To the moon !
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fongj
·2021-05-06
They need to built more battery changing stations quickly!
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Khoo12
·2021-05-06
Good
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crunchingnum
·2021-05-06
?
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TOTHEMOOOOON
·2021-05-06
Like and comment pls
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- YS_ZENG:
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  2021-05-06
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TOTHEMOOOOON
·2021-05-06
Wow
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Luck93
·2021-05-06
Abit lackluster I feel
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BruceLyy
·2021-05-06
Lol
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Nicholashjk
·2021-05-06
Go EV
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CndcChew
·2021-05-06
Interesting
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