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Nio Looks To Expand EV Charging Infrastructure In Partnership With Germany's Metro

What Happened:Nio signed a long-term strategic partnership deal with the China arm of Metro, as per the report. The two companies will deepen cooperation in charging and battery swap infrastructure construction. Under the deal, Nio will build charging stations and battery swap stations in some malls of Metro China.Metro AG entered the Chinese market in 1996, according to the company’sChina website. To date, the company has opened 97 shopping malls in China, employing more than 11,000 people and

Nio Looks To Expand EV Charging Infrastructure In Partnership With Germany's Metro

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