多名车主遇“提车骗局”！中间商卷款失联 长安汽车抛百万悬赏

Core Viewpoint - The recent complaints from consumers regarding vehicle purchases through unauthorized intermediaries have prompted investigations by law enforcement, with both Avita and Deep Blue Automotive confirming that the intermediaries had no official partnership with their brands [1][2][6]. Group 1: Consumer Complaints and Company Responses - Multiple consumers reported issues with unauthorized intermediaries, leading to lost deposits or full payments without receiving vehicles [2]. - Both Avita and Deep Blue Automotive stated that the unauthorized intermediaries harmed consumer rights and the brands' legal interests, and they will cooperate with police investigations [2][6]. - Changan Automobile, the parent company, has initiated an emergency response plan, including a reward fund of 1 million yuan for reporting false information related to the brands [2]. Group 2: Sales Performance and Financial Losses - Avita and Deep Blue Automotive are crucial to Changan Automobile's new energy transition strategy, with combined sales of over 50,000 units in October, accounting for 42.27% of Changan's total new energy sales [3]. - Both brands are struggling to meet their annual sales targets, with Deep Blue achieving only 53.8% of its 500,000-unit goal and Avita at less than half of its 220,000-unit target, indicating a bleak outlook for their performance [4]. - Avita's financial situation is dire, with cumulative losses projected to reach 9.726 billion yuan over three years, alongside significant revenue shortfalls [5][7]. Group 3: Future Plans and Market Position - Avita is seeking to raise funds through a potential IPO in Hong Kong, with plans to submit an application in the fourth quarter of this year and aim for completion by the second quarter of next year [8].