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NEVS and DiDi partner up for future mobility

NEVS AB and DiDi Chuxing, the world’s leading mobile transportation platform, have now formed strategic partnership and finalized a number of steps towards an extensive cooperation.

The formal signing took place in Trollhättan on Wednesday, in presence of among others the Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven.

“I am very happy to announce this agreement today. Now we have a platform and the right partner to realize a fantastic journey to make our vision come true,” said Stefan Tilk, President and CEO at NEVS.

One of the common goals is to develop an electric vehicle, fully optimized for the mobility services that DiDi is offering, and also initiating a path towards a revolutionizing self-driving and on-demand mobility future. Just in line with the InMotion concept that NEVS unveiled at CES Asia in Shanghai in June.

“With DiDi actively taking part in the design and development phase, we will make sure that the vehicles will be fully adapted for the needs of our customer”, says Stefan Tilk.

The first vehicle used in this cooperation will be the NEVS 9-3.

DiDi recently predicted that there will be more than 1 million electrical vehicles operated in the DiDi platform in 2020.

The cooperation goes well in line with the two companies´ view on green society and mobility solutions for the future.

“NEVS have many years of solid innovation experience, based on the Saab heritage. We now combine this with the knowledge and the progressive mindset from an outstanding company like DiDi. It´s a perfect match that the whole ecosystem will benefit from”, says Kai Johan Jiang, Chairman and main owner of NEVS.

“Ever since NEVS was established, we have been working hard to realize this important milestone in the automotive history”, he adds.

Oct 29, 2017Blagojce Krivevski
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October 29, 2017 Electric Car Newsdidi, NEVs, nevs 9-3
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