Gronghui, May 24 | NIO opens its first showroom in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Founder Li Bin said that although there is uncertainty about whether the EU will impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, NIO plans to continue expanding in Europe. Li Bin said that electric vehicles are very important to the healthy development of the environment and should not be used as a political goal. Once the EU imposes substantial tariffs, NIO will make the most reasonable commercial decisions, which may include delaying or canceling the launch of its new mid-range cars and future entry-level models in Europe. He also said that if NIO's annual sales volume in Europe can increase to around 100,000 units, they will consider cooperating with local partners to build a factory in Europe.