The number of companies that appear in the smartphone industry is increasing day by day. Companies that want to get a small share of the cake in this industry, where billions of dollars are turning, are starting to appeal to consumers with their smart phones. There was an important development on this issue a while ago. famous car manufacturer NIOannounced that it will enter the smartphone market in the future.
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Chinese automaker NIO, in the future enter the smartphone market getting ready. The founder and CEO of the company, William Li, confirmed these claims in an interview yesterday and said that they are doing an intense research on the smartphone market.
William Li used the following statements on the subject;
We will actively study this trend. We realize that making a smartphone is easy, but making a beautiful phone is quite difficult. Making phones for NIO is not a commercial question, but rather whether NIO phones will bring a better user experience to customers.
From the CEO’s statement, NIO is not just making a classic smartphone, but rather a single tool for consumers’ daily lives. providing a holistic system You could say it has a purpose. At this point, the first thing that comes to mind is the company, which is famous for its electric cars. a phone that can more easily connect with vehicles sounds like it can produce.
Apart from that, NIO CEO William Li said that they started to examine the smartphone market in line with the wishes of NIO customers, who want to see a smartphone that connects better with cars, in a program he attended. Of course, it is not certain yet, but there is a possibility that the company’s smartphones will be exclusive to customers.
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