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Nio Jumps over 4% After Launching New 75-KWh Battery Pack Using Only LFP Cells

In September 2021, Nio launched its 75-kWh hybrid battery pack, introducing lower-cost lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells to its batteries for the first time, although the standard range pack still us

Nio Jumps over 4% After Launching New 75-KWh Battery Pack Using Only LFP Cells

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