Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Nio, which has a secondary listing on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), has announced the launch of the ES7, a smart electric mid-large SUV.

The car was launched via an online event on June 15.

The ES7, which comes with the Nio Digital System Banyan, is Nio’s first SUV on the second-generation technology platform, or NT2.0.

The five-seater SUV comes with the latest NIO autonomous driving (NAD). It is one of the first passenger vehicles in China that’s certified to tow a caravan or a trailer on public roads. The optional electric tow bar has a maximum towing capacity of 2,000 kg.

The ES7 can supply power to towed equipment. In addition, it also supports the camping mode and V2L discharging.

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During the event, the “NIO Digital System for Evolving Smart Technology” also made its debut.

The digital system includes smart hardware, computing platform, operating system, smart algorithms and smart applications.

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