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NIO ES6

NIO ES6 charging

Shown: All-New NIO ES6 100 kWh (2023)

10-80% fast charge

26 / 30 minversion: EL6
sources disagree
Tested:26 min· adac.de · Sep 18, 2026
~88 mi (estimate)in 10 minestimate from the 26 min test and 329 mi WLTP

Sources give 26 or 30 minutes for 10-80% on the NIO ES6 - they disagree. A test measured 26 minutes. It peaks at 125 kW on a CCS2 plug.

Does it really charge that fast?

10-80% fast charge

Claimed · adac.deJul 18, 202426 min
Claimed · nio.comAug 14, 202630 min
Tested · adac.deSep 18, 202626 min

Peak power

Claimed · www-cdn.eu.nio.comNov 9, 2026125 kW
Tested · adac.deSep 18, 2026187 kW

How many miles in a 10-minute stop?

Estimates from the 26 min test and the 329 mi WLTP range, spread evenly over the stop.

Energy added and average power: not enough data to estimate - only the gross 100 kWh battery is published.

Is that fast?

Tested at 26 min, the NIO ES6 is faster than the median of 28 min among 222 EVs with a published time.

NIO ES6 · tested 26 min · #90 of 222 

What does it cost to charge?

Set your electricity price and miles. The consumption comes from this car; the rest are your assumptions.

Difference per year

$564 a year cheaper than gas

estimateRests on a figure that is collected, not yet verified.at 600 mi/month, home $0.17/kWh, gas $4.16/gal, 31 mpg

Your assumptions

Electricity price your assumption$0.17/kWh
Distance per month your assumption600 mi/month
$/gal
your assumption
mpg
your assumption

This car's data (fixed)

Consumption32.8 kWh/100 miEL6other version: EL6

Illustrative starting values, not a quote (as of Jun 2026): home $0.17/kWh, public DC $0.45/kWh, gas car $4.16/gal, 31 mpg. Charging losses are not included.

Which version charges fastest?

All-New NIO ES6 100 kWh (2023)shown

Road trip 10-80%

26 / 30 minEL6

sources disagree

DC peak 125 kW

Home 240 V

No data

Onboard AC 11 kW

NIO EL6

Road trip 10-80%

30 min

DC peak 180 kW

Home 240 V

No data

Version10-80%DC peakOnboard AC240 V full
All-New NIO ES6 100 kWh (2023)shown26 / 30 minEL6sources disagree125 kW11 kW-
NIO EL630 min180 kW--

Which plug, and what can it power?

Plug
CCS2
The European CCS plug; US CCS1 chargers do not fit it.
DC peak power
125 kW
The top speed on a DC fast charger; it is not a charging time.
Battery voltage
358 V
Nominal battery voltage, as the source lists it.
Onboard AC charger
11 kW
Sets the top speed on a home or destination charger.

Where do these numbers come from?

FigureValueSourceChecked
10-80% claimedadac.de, nio.com26 / 30 minEL6sources disagreeJul 18, 2024 / Aug 14, 2026adac.de, nio.comJul 18, 2024 / Aug 14, 2026
10-80% testedadac.de26 minSep 18, 2026adac.deSep 18, 2026
DC peak powerwww-cdn.eu.nio.com125 kWNov 9, 2026www-cdn.eu.nio.comNov 9, 2026
DC peak testedadac.de187 kWSep 18, 2026adac.deSep 18, 2026
Onboard AC chargernio.com11 kWSep 18, 2026nio.comSep 18, 2026
Pluginsideevs.comCCS2Jun 4, 2026insideevs.comJun 4, 2026
Battery voltagenio.com358 VAug 8, 2026nio.comAug 8, 2026

Miles per stop are our estimates from these figures.

All 26 sources of the NIO ES6

What next?