chinese electricvehicle maker nio inc late thursday reported quarterly sales slightly above wall street expectations vowing to make 2022 a year of “reacceleration” for its business and to sell its evs in more countries nio nio said it lost rmb214 billion 3364 million in the fourth quarter compared with a loss of rmb138 billion a year ago nio’s adjusted loss hit 16 cents per american depositary receipts revenue rose 49 to rmb99 billion or 155 billion the ev maker said factset consensus called for a loss of 14 cents per adr on sales of 153 billion nio’s american depositary receipts rose more than 2 in the extended session after ending the regular trading day up 05 nio ended 2021 “on a strong note” despite supplychain problems and having to invest in its products and technologies as well as infrastructure founder and chief executive william bin li said in a statement “2022 will be a year of reacceleration for nio” he said the company which started selling its evs in norway in september will enter more countries and regions to further expand its customer base he said nio guided for firstquarter deliveries of between 25000 vehicles and 26000 vehicles which would be an increase of between 25 and 30 from the same quarter of 2021 it called for firstquarter sales between rmb9631 million or 151 billion and rmb9987 million nio said it delivered 25034 evs in the fourth quarter including 12180 of its es6 midsize suv representing an increase of 44 from yearonyear deliveries and a 24 increase from the third quarter fullyear deliveries rose 109 to 91429 vehicles the company said nio adrs have been battered on several fronts lately including by fears of increased us scrutiny on shares of overseas companies and supply constraints and rising interest rates dinging the appeal of automaker stocks nio’s adrs have lost about 41 in the past 12 months contrasting with gains of about 16 for the sp 500 index spx 