Electric vehicle startup Nio inks battery swap station deal with Shell

Cecilia Keating
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Electric vehicle startup Nio inks battery swap station deal with Shell

News of tie-up comes as Kaluza announces EV charging technology deal with Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation

Chinese electric vehicle company Nio and energy giant Shell have inked a deal which will see the partners work together on developing a network of 'battery swap stations' in China and Europe. The partners...

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