On the evening of April 19, 2025, NIO’s third brand, firefly, officially launched its first model — the Firefly. Two versions are available: the Freedom Edition and the Glow Edition, priced at 119,800 RMB and 125,800 RMB, respectively. Customers can place their orders via the Firefly app and official mini-program, with deliveries expected to begin on April 29.
Firefly offers exceptional incentives for early adopters: from now until July 31, 2025 (inclusive), users who pay a deposit can receive the Glow Car Purchase Gift, which includes a 15,000 RMB value of 10-year free usage of the Smart Navigation Pilot (NOP), a 3,000 RMB charging subsidy, a 1,000 RMB Glow Commemorative Set, 3,000 delivery points worth 300 RMB, and an exclusive thermal window tint worth 1,880 RMB for trade-in users. Additionally, users of NIO and ONVO brands who take delivery will receive an extra 10,000 points in their Glow Exclusive Gift.
In terms of design, the Firefly features original headlights and a dynamic taillight ring, combined with aerodynamic performance. Its highly distinctive original design includes three signature elements: the Trio Headlights, Dynamic Tail Ring, and Fluorescent Capsule, which extend throughout the vehicle’s design. The interior exudes a premium and minimalist feel, offering a relaxed atmosphere. With unique car UI design, the interior and exterior extend into the digital realm, highlighted by a 256-color ambient light and a 13.2-inch high-definition central control screen.
Regarding space and safety, the Firefly is equipped with a 92L front trunk and a 1253L rear trunk, featuring 47.5 storage locations, nine airbags, and submarine-grade impact beams. Intelligent driving features include panoramic auto parking and a smart car system.
In terms of driving control and range performance, the Firefly boasts a minimum turning radius of 4.7 meters, with rear electric drive and five-link independent rear suspension, offering a 420 km range. NIO’s energy replenishment network allows the vehicle to charge via over 26,000 NIO charging piles and 1.23 million third-party charging piles.
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