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NIOONVO L90
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Full-size three-row (6/7-seat) electric SUV and the flagship of NIO's mid-market ONVO sub-brand. Built on an 850V-class architecture with an 85 kWh swappable battery and battery-swap support, it undercuts the premium NIO brand while keeping the swap ecosystem. The 2026 refresh (launched April 21) added LiDAR variants and was the first mass-market model to carry NIO's in-house 5nm Shenji NX9031 chip with the NIO WorldModel autonomy stack.
Latest update Sep 19, 2026
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2026 L90 launched April 21, 2026 with nationwide deliveries from May 9. Crossed 60,000 cumulative deliveries on July 19, 2026 - under a year since its August 2025 launch - ranking among China's best-selling large BEV SUVs, and helped lift ONVO past 10,000 monthly deliveries in May 2026 (+92% YoY). Specs on the 2026 refresh: up to 600 km CLTC on RWD Pro/Max+ and 570 km on AWD Ultra+, from RMB 265,800, with LiDAR plus Shenji NX9031 on Max+/Ultra+ and Nvidia Orin-X vision-only on Pro.
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