Xiajie responded to the rumor of producing “prefabricated vehicles”: It is completely false, and we will definitely hold those who spread such rumors legally responsible.
Aito has denied the rumors and filed a legal complaint.
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Recently, several self-media platforms published videos showing that the manufacturing date of the AITO M6 model was “2026-10”, which sparked doubts. It was alleged that this indicated the production of “pre-fabricated vehicles” or that it referred to “time-traveling vehicles” in a way related to Jay Chou’s lyrics. Upon verification using the vehicle identification number, the actual manufacturing date was “2026-7”. The related images and videos were false information created through photo editing or AI manipulation. A statement was released by Chongqing AITO Automobile Sales Co., Ltd. to refute these claims, stating that they were pure rumors. AITO has retained the evidence and reported the case to the public security authorities. They vowed to hold those who spread the rumors legally responsible. At the same time, they called on netizens not to believe, spread, or create such rumors.
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Aito has denied the rumors and filed a legal complaint.
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2026-09-05
Aito denied the rumors of prefabricated vehicles and filed a complaint.
Multiple self-media posts showing that the manufacturing date of Aito M6’s nameplate was ‘2026-10’ sparked doubts. Upon verification, the actual manufacturing date was ‘2026-7’. The related information on the nameplate was falsified through photo editing or AI generation. Aito’s official response stated that the rumors about producing “prefabricated vehicles” and “time-traveling vehicles” were pure rumors, noting that the false video…
Wingee responded to the rumor about the production of “pre-fabricated vehicles” by stating that it was a myth and that they had preserved evidence and reported the case to the public security authorities. Recently, the WeChat account “Wingee True Probe Society” claimed that several self-media platforms had posted videos of Wingee M6 with manufacturing dates marked as “2026-10,” which sparked doubts. Upon verification using the vehicle identification number, it was found that the actual manufacturing date was “2026-7,” and the related information on the nameplates was fabricated through photo editing or AI manipulation. Wingee stated, “The internet is not a lawless place,” and they will firmly hold those who spread false information accountable. They also called on netizens to avoid believing, spreading, or fabricating rumors.
On September 4, “WingE True Explorer Society”, under Chongqing WingE Automobile Sales Co., Ltd., issued a statement denying the rumors. It stated that the production dates shown on the铭plates of the WingE M6 model in various media reports as “2026-10” were false information. Upon verification using the vehicle identification number, the actual production date was “2026-7”. The related pictures and videos were altered using photo editing or AI technology, and the claims of “pre-fabricated vehicles” and “time-traveling vehicles” were entirely false. WingE has retained the evidence and reported the case to the public security authorities, determined to hold those who spread the rumors accountable for their legal actions. It calls on netizens not to believe, spread, or create such rumors.
Xiajie Auto officially responded that the rumors about its production of “pre-fabricated vehicles” and “time-traveling cars” are false. Multiple self-media platforms posted images and videos showing that the manufacturing date of the M6 model was “2026-10,” but upon verification, it was actually manufactured in “2026-7.” The related information was created through photo editing or AI manipulation. The information on this vehicle’s plaque was used to match the lyrics of Jay Chou’s song “The Clock in the Opposite Direction,” which mentions “a clock that travels through time, moving from the opposite direction,” implying that it is a “prematurely produced car.” This incident attracted widespread attention; the related accounts deleted and canceled the videos, with over 27,000 reposts. Xiajie Auto has retained evidence and reported the case to the public security authorities, determined to hold those who spread false rumors accountable. It calls on the public not to believe or spread such rumors.