NIO Firefly gets system update to prepare for fifth-get battery swap stations
Firefly, the compact EV brand under NIO, has rolled out a major software update aimed at enhancing vehicle performance and preparing for upcoming new infrastructure. "A future Firefly convertible model? Maybe" Firefly EV On May 14, Firefly, the compact EV brand under NIO, officially launhced the Aster 1.5.0 intelligent system in China through over-the-air (OTA) rollout. The Aster 1.5.0 system update upgrades the peak motor power of older Firefly EVs to 120 kilowatts (161 hp) from the previous 105 kW, according to an announcement on Thursday. The OTA package itself is relatively compact, with only three major updates, but each carries broader strategic implications. First, after upgrading to Aster 1.5.0, the 2025 Firefly sees motor peak power rise from 105kW to 120kW, while the 0-100 km/h acceleration time improves from 8.2 seconds to 7.9 seconds. Power output of Firefly's Aster 1.5.0 This brings its performance in line with the refreshed Firefly EV launched in April,...