Investors Don't Understand NIO's Long-Term Value, Founder William Li Says

The transcript discusses NEO's challenges with investor perceptions and stock volatility, highlighting the complexity of market dynamics, especially with short selling in the US. It explores the potential of listing on Chinese exchanges and the importance of understanding regulations. NEO's funding strategy is outlined, emphasizing global investors and future RMB funding. The discussion compares NEO's profitability timeline to Tesla's, asserting confidence in achieving profitability sooner. Finally, NEO's strategic approach to the US market is addressed, focusing on understanding customer needs and providing appropriate services.

What is one of the challenges NEO faces in the US market?

• Regulatory bans

• Lack of consumer interest

• Short selling mechanisms

• High import tariffs

What is NEO considering in terms of stock listing?

• Listing on the Shanghai Tech Board

• Listing on the London Stock Exchange

• Listing on the New York Stock Exchange

• Listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange

What type of funding has NEO primarily raised?

• Japanese yen funding

• US dollar funding

• Euro funding

• RMB funding

How long did it take Tesla to become profitable?

• 12 years

• 16 years

• 10 years

• 14 years

What is NEO's approach to entering the US market?

• Aggressive marketing campaigns

• Understanding US customer needs

• Partnership with local car manufacturers

• Immediate expansion