NIO is about to update NIO APP up to version 5.0 with new futures and a new User Interface.
The 5.0 User-Interface Version was released when NIO entered the Norwegian Market earlier this year and it will now arrive China. However, this version will have more features than the Norwegian one.
The new version will include Homescreen Widgets with easy acess to many day-to-day functions — temperature control; unlock the doors; check the Battery Level, etc
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