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In its first quarterly earnings call since becoming a blue-chip stock on the benchmark S&P 500 index, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) disappointed and missed Wall Street estimates nearly across the board.

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The ground-breaking announcement from Baba came in the form of a partnership with China’s largest automaker SAIC Motor, to launch a new electric vehicle sedan in the world’s largest automotive market.

Nio said its vehicle deliveries in the quarter reached 12,206, representing a surge of more than two folds on a year-over-year basis

Long-term NIO investors really do not have much to complain about as the stock has already returned over 560% year to date.

Chinese EV-maker Nio (NYSE:NIO) is quietly going about its business locking up the world’s biggest market in China.