Onsemi and NIO are strengthening their strategic collaboration to facilitate the development of next-generation 900V electric vehicle platforms, incorporating onsemi’s EliteSiC technology. This partnership aims to enhance vehicle efficiency, performance, and scalability, resulting in faster charging, longer range, and consistent acceleration for various NIO models, including those at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show. This expansion marks an evolution from their previous 400V systems, highlighting the trend towards closer cooperation between automakers and semiconductor companies to meet the increasing power demands in the electric vehicle industry.
Elsewhere in the market, FIT Hon Teng was a standout up 14.3% and finishing the session at HK$8.40, hovering around its 52-week high. At the same time, Schaeffler trailed, down 7.7% to end trading at €7.82.
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Context: Onsemi and NIO are working together to develop advanced electric vehicle platforms with enhanced performance.
Fact Check: FIT Hon Teng and Schaeffler experienced contrasting performances in the market.
