Not long ago, the car model hit a large truck at the intersection, and the video of the driver and crew unharmed circulated on the Internet on a large scale.
A recent high-speed accident has touched people's hearts, and the tragic death of three passengers in the Wenjie M7 accident in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province has attracted widespread attention from the society. However, as the incident unfolded, the public's focus gradually shifted from the accident itself to the company's public relations behavior after the accident, especially its alleged deletion of the accident video and retraction of the report.
Last Friday (April 26), a Wenjie M7 vehicle in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province, caught fire after hitting a sprinkler truck on a high-speed overtaking lane, and three drivers and passengers were killed. Ms. Ma, a family member of the deceased, posted on Weibo last Saturday (April 27) that the driver was her brother, who had purchased the car three months ago, along with her husband and two-year-old son. She didn't get the news until two hours after the incident.
A video of what appears to be taken by a passing vehicle shows a passing driver trying to help break a window at the time of the accident. Netizens questioned that the door of this Huawei M7 could not be opened.
The accident sparked discussion on the Internet, and it rushed to the second place in the hot search on Sunday (April 28) morning.
Some netizens questioned that Huawei Wenjie M7 has exaggerated publicity about its security and AEB and other functions, Huawei Wenjie security redundancy functions and design may have flaws, and hidden door handles are even more potential safety hazards.
Some netizens speculated that the vehicle involved in the incident was not equipped with Huawei's intelligent driving system, which Wenjie has always been proud of, but Bosch's driving assistance system, but then Bosch officially denied it. Bosch said succinctly: We don't carry this pot.
A few hours later, a statement was issued through the official public account "AITO Auto", saying that according to the national platform data access management regulations, it was learned that the vehicle was traveling at a speed of 115 kilometers per hour when the accident occurred, the airbags were opened normally, and the characteristics of the power battery pack were normal.
So far, the action of Wenjie is still normal, but after the accident, the "god" operation of the company's public relations came. There have been reports that the company tried to retract the report about the accident through various connections in an attempt to cover up the facts. Automobile culture believes that it is indeed the job of the manufacturer's public relations to reduce or even eliminate the impact of negative news about the enterprise, but the life safety of products and users must not be simply shirked. As one of the best-selling new energy SUVs, the M7 conceals possible problems in its quality, which not only constitutes an infringement of the public's right to know, but also prevents the public from obtaining the true information about product safety.
It is essential for the public to be aware of possible safety issues with products to protect consumer rights and safety. The retraction, if true, would undoubtedly undermine public trust in the brand and raise questions about the company's transparency and integrity. As disseminators of information, the media has the responsibility to report events fairly and accurately, and to provide comprehensive information to the public. Attempts to manipulate media coverage are unacceptable, as they clearly undermine the independence and objectivity of the media.
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Automobile culture believes that firefighting is of course the highest priority in dealing with various disasters, but in the process of extinguishing fires, we can not only suppress the fire situation, ignore or even deliberately avoid the source of the fire, which can only make the tragedy repeat again and again. The M7 accident is a tragedy, and it not only reminds us that the safety performance of smart cars needs to be improved. At the same time, it also exposes the shortcomings of the company's public relations handling of the crisis, and we expect the company to face up to the product quality problems and act responsibly to restore the public's trust and ensure that similar tragedies do not happen again. (The car has a culture Uncle Wen/Wen)