TOKYO -- Chinese electric vehicle startup Nio offers an insightful case study on the typical challenges early-stage EV manufacturers must tackle before starting to make money.
Company's journey holds lessons for rivals in places such as Japan
A car on display at Nio's showroom in Berlin, Germany. The Chinese electric vehicle maker has been accelerating in global markets, but is yet to make a profit. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Chinese electric vehicle startup Nio offers an insightful case study on the typical challenges early-stage EV manufacturers must tackle before starting to make money.