Great Wall Motor on Thursday (May 25) reported that the two models of China New Energy Vehicle Giants BYD were suspected of not up to standards.BYD responded at noon on the same day that the company's products and related testing met national standards, opposed to any form of unfair competition, and retained the power of legal lawsuits.
According to the surging news report, Great Wall Motor issued a statement saying that Great Wall Motors submitted reporting materials to the Chinese Ministry of Ecological Environment, the General Administration of Market Supervision and Management, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on April 11.Song Plus DM-I uses a normal pressure oil tank, which is suspected of reporting the problem of increasing the discharge of pollutants in the vehicle.
Great Wall Motors said in an inquiry of the media, "Based on statement information, Great Wall Motors is paying close attention to the progress of the case and processing."Related testing meets national standards and has passed certification in national authority.
BYD pointed out in the statement that the Great Wall said that the test vehicle was purchased, cured and arranged for inspection by the Great Wall. Zhongqi Center (Tianjin) was tested by related projects according to the requirements of the Great Wall.Strictly speaking, the testing of the vehicle that does not meet the requirements of the national standard should be sampled, storage and inspection by a third party.To 670 kilometers.Therefore, the test report is invalid, and the Great Wall cannot be based on this.
BYD and Great Wall Motor's stock price decreased at noon on the same day, BYD fell more than 1%, and Great Wall Motors fell more than 4%.
BYD issued an announcement earlier this month that the company's new energy vehicle sales in April were 21,300 units, an increase of 94.30%year -on -year, a significant increase from 106,000 units in the same period last year.From January to April this year, the cumulative sales volume was 776,600 units, an increase of about 96.61%year -on -year.
BYD sold more than 440,000 cars in China in the first quarter. For the first time, it exceeded the first more than ten years of German Volkswagen in China, becoming the best -selling car brand in the first quarter of this year.
Data show that Great Wall Motor's sales in April this April this year were 53,800 units, a decrease of 41.41%year -on -year, and 46.72%month -on -month; from January to April this year, Great Wall Motor's cumulative sales were 337,300 units, a year -on -year decrease of 21.67%Essence
