COMAU RECEIVES NIO QUALITY PREMIUM PARTNER RECOGNITION FOR THE SECOND TIME

PR NewswireNov 12, 2026 2:00 AM

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SHANGHAI, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Comau has been recognized with NIO's Quality Premium Partner at the 2026 NIO Partner Day, marking the second time the company has received this recognition. Jeff Yuan, Chief APAC Officer at Comau, attended the event and accepted the award.

Jeff Yuan, Comau Chief APAC Officer (6th from left), on stage to receive the award

The NIO Quality Premium Partner (NQPP) is part of the supplier evaluation program of NIO, one of the world's leading premium smart EV pioneers. The program assesses partners across key areas including part quality, delivery execution, engineering support and responsiveness. The recognition is awarded to suppliers that demonstrate consistent operational performance and sustained value creation across the product lifecycle. For Comau, the second recognition further confirms its engineering execution strength and long-term manufacturing support capabilities.

As a partner of NIO's e-drive assembly lines, Comau has been a key contributor to the automaker's electric drive manufacturing operations with advanced automation solutions. Since the start of production, the systems have delivered stable performance and supported large-scale production ramp-up and the successful launch of multiple vehicle programs.

Through a modular and flexible design approach, Comau has enabled future-ready capabilities for product upgrades, process optimization and capacity expansion. Supported by a customer-centric philosophy and a fast-response execution model, Comau has ensured technical compliance and on-time delivery while improving coordination efficiency and overall project execution, strengthening the long-term value of the partnership.

"This recognition reflects Comau's continued commitment to execution excellence," said Jeff Yuan. "NIO's high standards in quality and innovation continue to challenge us to refine our processes and improve efficiency. As the partnership evolves, we will continue to support next-generation intelligent manufacturing with our automation and engineering capabilities."

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