Nio Phone 2 unveiled: seamless car integration and flagship specs

Nio Phone 2 is finally here. As promised, Nio unveiled its second smartphone today during its Innovation Day event in Shanghai. The Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer is committed to its smartphone adventure, releasing a new model just a year after its first entry into the market.

A Deeper Dive into Car Integration

The Nio Phone 2 builds on the strong foundation of in-car integration of its predecessor. The device retains the dedicated button for controlling connected car functions, but now offers customization options for long-press actions.

Nio Phone 2

Unlocking your Nio car is seamless with the Nio Phone 2, thanks to UWB and Bluetooth technology. This combination not only enhances security, but also car locating capabilities. The phone can register parking space numbers and even help you find your car. NFC key support is another added convenience.

Nio Link, the feature that enables phone interactions through the car’s infotainment system, has been expanded. Users can now access a wider range of apps including gallery, file management, office tools and messaging platforms from their car’s screen.

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Nio Phone 2 also has flagship specs and design

The Nio Phone 2 has impressive specifications. The 6.82-inch, 2K display with a 120Hz refresh rate delivers stunning visuals. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, the phone guarantees top performance.

Nio Phone 2 cameras

The camera system is impressive, featuring a triple camera setup with a 48MP main sensor, a 48MP ultra-wide lens, and a 50MP periscope telephoto lens. Other notable features include an in-display fingerprint reader, a robust 5020mAh battery with fast charging, and a variety of design options.

Nio Phone 2 colors

The Nio Phone 2 starts at CNY 6,499. That converts to around $896, which positions it as a premium flagship. However, there’s no word on global availability and pricing yet. It should also be noted that Nio hasn’t launched its first phone outside of China. So there’s a slim chance we’ll see the successor land in other markets.

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