NIO ES8 Special Edition to Launch at Guangzhou Auto Show With 900V Architecture and BaaS From 274,800 Yuan
NIO will launch a special edition of its large ES8 SUV at the Guangzhou Auto Show opening November 27, the company said on November 3. The current ES8 offers five, six and seven seats, with a full-purchase price range of 382,800 to 446,800 yuan and a battery-as-a-service plan from 274,800 to 338,800 yuan. The special edition is expected to differ mainly in color and detail elements. The model rides on a 900V high-voltage architecture with dual-motor all-wheel drive producing 520 kW combined, a standard 102 kWh pack and a CLTC range of 655 km. It is equipped with the Shenji NX9031 chip and the Cedar AQUILA sensing system with 31 perception sensors, supporting point-to-point assisted driving via NIO's world model. Inside, a 15.6-inch central screen runs the SkyOS system, paired with 27 speakers at 2,600 W. NIO said the model also features dual-chamber air suspension and continuous AI-based capability growth.
Source: Autohome, Nov 3, 2026 | 2026-11-03
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