“阿维塔连撞15车” 公司回应：系驾驶员导致 辅助驾驶功能未激活

Core Viewpoint - The incident involving an Avita vehicle in Nanning, which collided with 15 cars, has raised concerns about the safety of smart vehicles and the responsibility for accidents involving autonomous driving systems [2][3][4]. Group 1: Incident Details - On January 6, an Avita 07 vehicle was involved in a high-speed collision with 15 other vehicles, with the car reportedly exceeding 100 km/h [3]. - The local police confirmed that the driver was at fault, and the vehicle was in a standby mode without the activation of the driving assistance system at the time of the accident [2][4]. - Eyewitness accounts described the chaotic scene, with the Avita vehicle crashing into multiple cars and causing significant damage [3]. Group 2: Company Response - Avita's official statement clarified that the vehicle's driving assistance system was not activated during the incident, and the company has taken legal action against false media reports claiming otherwise [2][4][8]. - The company is actively assisting affected customers with insurance claims and has urged the public to refrain from spreading misinformation [8]. - Avita's Vice President responded promptly to the incident, emphasizing that the vehicle was under human control and dismissing claims of a system malfunction [4].