In Europe, they plan to offer the most powerful all-wheel drive version with a return of 490 horsepower and 700 Nm. The capacity of the traction battery is not specified, but three options are offered for the sedan: 75, 100 or 150 kilowatt-hours. The most “long-range” version of the Nio ET5 is capable of traveling up to 1000 kilometers without recharging, and the simplest version will have to be charged after 550 kilometers. However, the measurements were made according to the outdated NEDC cycle, and certification in Europe will be held according to the more stringent WLTP methodology.
