阿维塔06“火”了，多辆豪车“陪葬”，80后新任董事长迎大考

Core Viewpoint - The recent fire incident involving the Avita 06 electric vehicle has raised significant concerns about product safety and the company's financial performance, especially as it approaches its IPO in Hong Kong [2][28]. Group 1: Incident Overview - A fire broke out at a seaside parking lot in Fujian, where a newly purchased Avita 06 electric vehicle ignited, leading to the destruction of several surrounding vehicles, including BMWs and Audis [1][6]. - The vehicle owner reported that the car's interior temperature had risen abnormally before the fire [2][3]. - Avita's customer service stated that the battery used in the Avita 06 complies with national standards, and the specific cause of the fire is still under investigation [9][11]. Group 2: Financial Performance - Avita Technology has accumulated losses of nearly 10 billion yuan since its establishment in 2018, with a significant increase in losses over the past three years [11][15]. - Revenue projections show a rapid growth trend, with expected revenues of 283.4 million yuan in 2022, 5.645 billion yuan in 2023, and 15.35 billion yuan in 2024 [14]. - Despite revenue growth, net losses have also expanded, reaching 2.015 billion yuan in 2022, 3.693 billion yuan in 2023, and 4.018 billion yuan in 2024, totaling 9.726 billion yuan in losses over three years [15]. Group 3: Sales Performance - Avita's sales performance has not met expectations, with only 12,000 units sold in 2022 and a target of 100,000 units for 2023, of which less than 40% was achieved [16]. - In 2024, despite a rise in sales to 73,600 units, the company still fell short of its adjusted target of 90,000 units [16]. - As of September 2025, Avita has sold 90,700 units, achieving only 41.24% of its ambitious target of 220,000 units for the year [17]. Group 4: Management Changes - Avita recently appointed Wang Hui, a post-80s executive, as the new chairman, who faces immediate challenges following the fire incident and the need to meet sales targets [20][22]. - This change in leadership comes after two previous chairmen, indicating ongoing instability in the company's management [24]. Group 5: IPO Plans - Avita is accelerating its plans for an IPO in Hong Kong, with expectations to submit its application in the fourth quarter of this year and potentially list by the second quarter of 2026 [25][26]. - The company aims to raise up to $1 billion (approximately 7.8 billion HKD) through this IPO, which is crucial for its financial recovery [27].