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Posted by Punit

- January 06, 2022, 23:51:02

I could not agree more with this comment! It is ridiculously irresponsible on the writer's part.

It is same saying that the Tesla Model 3 is twice the price of Xpeng P5 or three times the price of some of the BYD EVs, without considering that those cars are not in the same class.

Posted by Captain Woof

- January 02, 2022, 13:53:10

Hi!

I quickly want to say that this article is misleading, which is not something I would expect from such a reputable site as Notebookcheck, which I have visited daily for about the last 10 years.

This article strongly implies that the NIO ET7 is a direct competitor to the Model 3 and being more expensive, a bad buy compared to the Tesla. However, the NIO ET7 is a direct competitor to the Model S. The NIO is longer, wider, and has similar (and larger) battery packs, similar weight and similar performance compared to the Model S. They even state it is a direct competitor to the Model S.

As such, comparing it to the much smaller and less capable Model 3 and not even mentioning the Model S and its price at any point in the article is just not good news reporting. Sorry, but I really think it should be pointed out.

(P.S. I still love you guys and this website though! Keep on doing what you're doing! :) )

Posted by Redaktion

- January 02, 2022, 13:13:24

NIO just unveiled the prices for its 2022 electric performance sedan, the ET7, and they are ambitiously over what Tesla charges for its Model 3 or Model Y vehicles, even after their latest price increase. The 100 kWh NIO ET7 offers a way larger battery pack than the Tesla Model 3 Long Range, but it will also cost more, even after the government subsidies that Tesla no longer qualifies for as it doesn't offer a battery swap service.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tesla-raises-the-Model-3-and-Model-Y-prices-in-China-still-lower-than-the-new-NIO-ET7-tags-after-subsidies.589475.0.html