Last year, Tesla was questioned by the public and the media because of the brake problem, and the related brake failure rights protection incident also appeared on the hot search list several times. However, recently, according to Sina Auto, Tesla's legal department began to intervene, and today officially sued a platform of tens of millions of fans of the Internet celebrity Chen Zhengang (account name @ Xiaogang Xuechang).
Tesla Model 3
According to Tesla, the reason for suing the blogger is mainly that in the video he shot earlier, there was "test data fraud". It is reported that on April 29 and 30, 2021, the blogger has released two videos on the Internet called "Use your own two cars to do an emergency brake test". In the video, the blogger himself personally drove the Tesla Model 3 and Xiaopeng P7 two popular electric vehicles, driving in the closed road to the paper fake car and humanoid dolls arranged in advance, releasing the accelerator pedal when the speed reached 50km/h, and braking only with the automatic emergency braking system (AEB) of the vehicle itself without taking the initiative to brake, to test whether the vehicle brakes will automatically connect to avoid impact.
Screenshot of Sina Auto's report
The bloggers were sued for alleged responses
Under the blogger's test, the Tesla Model 3 failed to actively brake and hit the test fake car and doll on two of the 3 tests, and the performance was not ideal. However, some careful netizens found after watching the video that the blogger stepped on the accelerator pedal during the intervention of AEB, because Tesla still had the display of energy bars during the braking process in the video, which showed that the car still had power output during the test, thus affecting the intervention of AEB. At present, the blogger said on Weibo that he already knows the relevant information, but does not explain how to deal with it in the future, and we will continue to pay attention to the incident.
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