Tesla's current group of activist car owners in China is almost one of the most domestic car companies. Previously, because it was discovered after selling a major accident car, the owner of the rights protection car, Han Chao, directly sued Tesla in court, and Tesla was sentenced to "refund one and pay three", including a refund of 379,700 yuan of car purchase money and compensation of 1.1391 million yuan.
However, Tesla instead claimed 5,050,000 yuan (5.05 million yuan) from Han Chao on the grounds of infringing on the right to reputation, and Han Chao also launched a counterattack against Tesla, suing Tesla for infringing his right to reputation.
Today, Han Chao posted information on his personal account that his case against Tesla for infringement of the right to reputation was heard today on the grounds that Tesla defamed him as a "planning participant in the Shanghai Auto Show rights protection incident"; the appeal was to ask Tesla's official Weibo to apologize for 30 days.
During the trial, Tesla actively "excellent" defense, but Chaochao said that there was a big Easter egg today, thanking the Shanghai Qingpu Branch for its impartial law enforcement.
According to Han Chao: As we all know, after the auto show incident, the Shanghai police issued a police briefing, the content of which is clear to everyone, did not mention me in the slightest, and did not even call me.
However, Tesla did not seem to approve of it, and at the last trial, he asked the court to retrieve some of the transcripts of the summonses involved in the case from the Shanghai Qingpu Branch, and I gladly accepted it at that time, after all, I was not afraid of the shadow oblique.
As a result, the court at the opening of the trial today showed the original defendants a reply letter from the Shanghai court, which contained part of the transcript and a work certificate of the Shanghai Qingpu Branch with the official seal.
The work certificate is roughly as follows: After investigation, Han Chao did not have the facts of the crime and did not participate in the incident. (In the original picture, the court did not let the photo be taken, and if there is a fabrication, I am willing to bear all legal consequences!) ）
