The NIO ET5 is a sedan model under the NIO brand. On December 18, 2021, NIO unveiled its fifth vehicle model, the ET5, at the 2022 NIO Day event. The ET5 is positioned as a mid-size intelligent electric sedan. The new car is equipped with NIO’s next-generation autonomous driving system, NAD.
NIO ET5
The NIO ET5 comes standard with NIO’s latest autonomous driving technology, NAD (NIO Autonomous Driving). It is equipped with four NVIDIA DRIVE Orin chips, providing a neural network computing power of up to 1016 Tops. The ET5 also features 19 advanced driver assistance functions and is equipped with 33 high-performance perception hardware, including a long-range high-precision LiDAR sensor, seven 8-megapixel high-definition cameras, four 3-megapixel high-sensitivity surround-view cameras, and more.
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The NIO ET5 is NIO’s second all-electric sedan. It has dimensions of 4790mm*1960mm*1499mm (length*width*height) and a wheelbase of 2888mm. With a low drag coefficient of 0.24, it features a dual-motor design and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.3 seconds. The ET5 is available in three models with different battery options: Standard Range Battery (75 kWh) with a range of over 550 kilometers, Long Range Battery (100 kWh) with a range of over 700 kilometers, and Extended Range Battery (150 kWh) with a range of over 1000 kilometers.
In terms of performance, the NIO ET5 is equipped with a front 150 kW and rear 210 kW dual-motor configuration, delivering a maximum power of 360 kW and peak torque of 700 Nm. It has a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 4 seconds, eight driving modes, a drag coefficient of 0.24, a 50:50 static load distribution, and a front and rear five-link suspension system. It offers three battery capacity options: 75 kWh, 100 kWh, and 150 kWh, providing ranges of 550 kilometers, 700 kilometers, and over 1000 kilometers respectively.
In terms of autonomous driving capabilities, the NIO ET5 comes standard with the latest generation NIO Autonomous Driving (NAD) system, Aquila NIO Super Sensing System, and ADAM NIO Supercomputing Platform. It is equipped with a total of 33 sensors, including one LiDAR sensor, arranged in a similar tower-like layout as the NIO ET7. The autonomous driving chip, similar to the ET7, adopts four NVIDIA Drive Orin chips, providing a total computing power of 1016 Tops.