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China’s New National EV Battery Swap Standard Is Great News for Nio Stock

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Its current stock price — down roughly 45% from a February all-time high — may not reflect that, but Nio is humming. The company is churning out EVs at a record pace, it has expanded beyond SUVs and crossovers with a new sedan and its Battery as a Service (BaaS) is making waves. That brings us to an interesting issue. The Chinese government has just announced the country’s first national battery swap safety standard. What does this news mean for NIO stock?</p>\n<p>With a national standard in place, that suggests the possibility that other EV makers are moving toward the idea of battery swapping. If they did, Nio would lose its BaaS advantage.</p>\n<p>Does that mean more pain in store for slumping NIO stock? While there may indeed end up being more players, I think the new regulations will have the opposite effect.</p>\n<p><b>What Is BaaS?</b></p>\n<p>Nio isn’t the first EV company to introduce the idea of battery swapping. 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They can save thousands of dollars off the purchase price of their Nio EV by instead paying a monthly battery fee. This also gives them the flexibility to opt for batteries of a different capacity if their needs change.\nAs of March, Nio had reportedlycompleted over 1.1 million battery exchangesand was on track to have 500 battery swap stations online by the end of this year. There is no doubt that BaaS has been a big part of the growth in NIO stock, which accelerated last fall.\nThe New Battery Swap Safety Standard\nThis takes us to the recent announcement that the Chinese government has approved theNational Standard for Battery Swap Safety Requirements for Electric Vehicles, which will go into effect on Nov. 1. A national standard comes with the implication that other EV companies are making the move to battery swapping.\nIf it were to lose its advantage as the only mainstream Chinese EV maker to offer BaaS, does that spell trouble for Nio?\nFar from it. 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