Online rumor that "a car lost control at Tianfu Airport"? BYD: Seriously untrue

2025-07-24 21:27:46

The official Weibo account of BYD News Anti-Fake Office posted on July 24 that it has paid attention to the incident at Chengdu Tianfu Airport. After verification, it was found that the brake system of the vehicle was functioning normally and the incident had nothing to do with the vehicle itself. The vehicle was parked safely by the owner and no collision or casualties were caused. The company has collected evidence on the online rumors and urged the media and Internet users who spread the rumors to delete the false information as soon as possible. BYD will take legal action and other legal means to hold the relevant media and Internet users who spread the rumors accountable.

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