“0公里二手车”再起风云

Core Viewpoint - The topic of "0-kilometer used cars" has resurfaced in the automotive industry, with allegations against certain car manufacturers, including Zeekr and Neta, regarding the sale of these vehicles, leading to questions about inflated sales figures [2] Group 1: Company Responses - Zeekr has issued a statement firmly opposing the sale of "0-kilometer used cars," asserting that the vehicles in question are legitimate display cars [2] - Internal investigations by Zeekr revealed that the display cars, while insured, have never been registered or licensed, maintaining their status as new vehicles [2][4] - Zeekr has established a special team to thoroughly investigate and address the issues raised by the allegations [4] Group 2: Industry Context - The term "0-kilometer used car" typically refers to vehicles with very low mileage (under 1,000 kilometers) that have been registered and licensed, thus legally classified as used cars [2] - The practice of selling display cars at discounted prices is common in the electric vehicle sector, with brands like Xpeng, NIO, and Li Auto also engaging in this practice [3] - Display cars usually have a shelf life of 3-5 months and are sold at a discount based on their display history, which has led to a significant market for these vehicles, accounting for 10%-15% of total sales in the past year [3]