为期3个月，工信部等6部门开展汽车行业网络乱象专项整治行动

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, along with five other departments, has launched a three-month special campaign to address online chaos in the automotive industry, focusing on illegal profit-making, exaggerated and false advertising, and malicious defamation [1][2]. Group 1: Illegal Profit-Making - The campaign aims to tackle illegal profit-making activities, which include creating false images and videos, fabricating stories, and spreading negative topics about automotive companies to gain online traffic and commercial benefits [1]. - It also addresses the misuse of influence under the guise of "news supervision" and "public opinion supervision" to extract commercial benefits, including extorting automotive companies for "protection fees" [1]. Group 2: Exaggerated and False Advertising - The initiative will combat exaggerated and misleading advertising related to automotive and battery performance, quality, and sales, which deceives consumers [2]. - Automotive companies are accused of manipulating review accounts to conduct false or non-standard evaluations, as well as fabricating data and selectively disclosing sales figures [2]. Group 3: Industry Self-Regulation and Accountability - The campaign emphasizes the need for automotive companies and related online platforms to conduct self-examinations and correct violations, with a focus on establishing rapid response channels to address issues [2]. - It also calls for the identification and legal action against public relations and marketing firms involved in these online chaos activities, as well as the automotive companies that utilize their services [2]. Group 4: Coordination and Oversight - Local departments are urged to enhance organizational leadership and coordination, while online platforms must strengthen self-regulation and improve mechanisms to identify and control misleading information [2].