NJEC(SH:600699) Di Yi Cai Jing·2025-09-22 05:21Core Viewpoint - A video demonstrating a new battery ejection technology during thermal runaway has gone viral, raising safety concerns and controversy in the automotive industry [1][2]. Group 1: Technology and Innovation - The video shows a vehicle equipped with a technology that can eject the battery 3 to 6 meters away from the car during thermal runaway, achieving separation between the vehicle and the battery [1]. - The technology was reportedly developed by "China Collision Repair Technology Center" in collaboration with Junsheng Electronics, although Junsheng Electronics later denied any formal development agreement [2]. Group 2: Company Information - "China Collision Repair Technology Center" is associated with the Mate Group, which owns several automotive brands including Welion, Bantam, and MAXIMA [2]. - The "China Collision Repair Technology Center" lacks any registered business information, raising questions about its legitimacy [2]. - The Mate Group was established in 1992 and primarily focuses on the automotive aftermarket [2].