NextEV launches 'world's fastest electric car'

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Chinese start-up launches new brand NIO at Saatchi Gallery in London

Chinese electric car firm NextEV this week launched its new brand NIO as it presented what it claims is the world's fastest electric car. At a launch event at the Saatchi Gallery in London on Monday,...

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