In the face of the accident of the M7, do you feel as confused as I am? Although the accident itself is distressing, the ensuing public opinion turmoil is even more incredible. When some self-media poured all the dirty water on Huawei, I couldn't help but ask: Won't your conscience hurt?
Not to mention the fact that the car was traveling at a speed of 115 km/h at the time of the incident, even the strongest doors would not be spared by such a violent impact. What's more, the accident model was not equipped with Huawei's high-end intelligent driving, which the relevant personnel are well aware of. But some people take advantage of the topic to play and make a fuss about irrelevant car door problems, what ulterior motives this is!
What's even more ironic is that some self-media have taken this case to allude to the entire domestic new energy vehicle industry, as if our leading edge in the field of smart electric vehicles is piled up by exaggerated publicity. In their eyes, foreign brands with decades of history are synonymous with safety and reliability?
In the face of such absurd arguments, IMHO, these trolls and those behind the scenes have ill intentions. At a time when Musk has frequently shown favor and the Beijing Auto Show is unprecedented, what is the benefit of smearing China's new energy vehicles, especially Huawei? Perhaps, they want to take the opportunity to pour cold water on us, so that some foreign brands can regain the initiative in the market.
However, they underestimated the wisdom and determination of the Chinese automakers. Over the years, we have worked hard day and night to get today's results. Even if we stumble, we have never given up the pursuit of intelligent driving.
On the contrary, the lessons learned again and again have strengthened our confidence to forge ahead. As the saying goes, "without a cold bone, how to get the fragrance of plum blossoms". In our quest for excellence, we are ready to take on any challenge.
So, as consumers, how should we, as consumers, view this accident? I believe that it is very important to think rationally and distinguish between right and wrong. On the one hand, we need to avoid being fooled by specious opinions.
After all, the cause of the accident is still under investigation, so there is no need to jump to conclusions. On the other hand, when choosing a car, you must keep your eyes open and not be confused by the aura of certain brands. No matter how advanced the technology is, it will take time to test, and intelligent driving will also have limitations. The most important thing is to choose a model that suits you and has excellent quality.
In addition, I would like to take this opportunity to appeal to colleagues in the industry to be realistic and practical in their publicity and marketing. Blindly boasting about "leading" is counterproductive. It is better to be down-to-earth and win the trust of customers with real talent and learning. Only in this way can our new energy vehicle business be stable and far-reaching.
Although this accident has cast a shadow on the brand, I believe that as long as they calm down and reflect on it, and work safety and quality control, they will eventually be able to regain the confidence of consumers. After all, one failure doesn't mean forever. The key is to learn lessons and rise to the challenge, so that we can turn crises into opportunities and be reborn from the ashes.
At the same time, I also want to say a few words to some self-media. It is true that you have the right to speak, and you have the freedom to question. However, when exercising these rights, it is more important to uphold an objective and fair attitude, rather than blindly taking sides and dissociating themselves from each other.
Isn't it the responsibility of the media to restore the truth and care for the healthy development of the industry? Instead of chewing on the root of the tongue every day, it is better to interview more front-line engineers to understand their real thoughts. I believe you will find that they have paid too much on the road of exploration of smart cars.
In fact, the development of intelligent electric vehicles is not only a matter of enterprises, but also the great plan of the country and the hope of the nation. In this process, we will inevitably encounter difficulties and setbacks of one kind or another.
But as long as we work together and forge ahead, there is no hurdle that cannot be overcome. Just imagine, when one day, China's new energy vehicles are truly proud of the world, what a proud and exciting moment it will be!
I have always believed that the more the truth is argued, the clearer it is, and justice will eventually triumph over falsehood. Let us face this noisy and impetuous era with a more inclusive attitude. We must learn to laugh at those doubts and attacks with ulterior motives, because we have a grander and nobler goal in mind.
There is still a long way to go, and it requires the wisdom and strength of each and every one of us. Let us work hand in hand, for the new energy cause of the motherland, for a better tomorrow, unremitting efforts, never stop!
Finally, I would like to conclude with a quote from Hu Xijin. He said: "In the face of untruths, domestic brands should, as always, believe in professionalism, believe in the truth, and do their own thing. "This may be the best answer to the challenge at hand.
Let's look forward to the fact that in the near future, smart electric vehicles can bring us a better travel experience. And those who once questioned us will eventually be ruthlessly run over by the wheels of history. Because, the Chinese automakers who have mastered the core technology have long stood on the cusp of the times!
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