Core Viewpoint - Nezha Auto faces a crisis as 400,000 vehicle owners are at risk of having their cars shut down due to unpaid service fees, leading to a loss of connectivity and essential features [1][3][4]. Group 1: Service Disruption - A statement from Lenovo Dongde Communication indicated that the service interruption was due to Nezha Auto's parent company, Hozon Auto, failing to pay service fees after months of communication [4]. - The service shutdown means that features like remote control, real-time navigation, and app monitoring will be unavailable, which contradicts the initial appeal of purchasing electric vehicles [3][4]. - Nezha Auto responded by claiming that Lenovo Dongde unilaterally terminated the service without prior notice and suggested that owners carry physical keys to avoid inconvenience [5][8]. Group 2: Financial Troubles - Hozon Auto is undergoing bankruptcy restructuring, with over 10 billion yuan in equity frozen and a total debt claim of over 26 billion yuan from 1,631 creditors [12][16]. - As of August 31, the recognized debt amounts to approximately 5.1 billion yuan, with additional liabilities including 460 million yuan owed to over 5,000 employees [16]. - The company has a cash balance of about 15.5 million yuan, indicating severe financial distress [17]. Group 3: Market Position and Future Outlook - Nezha Auto's situation reflects broader challenges in the new energy vehicle market, where competition is intensifying and many companies are struggling to survive [21][26]. - The company has over 400,000 car owners, raising concerns about how to address their needs if the company cannot recover [17]. - The market is witnessing a divide, with some new energy vehicle companies like Leap Motor and Xpeng performing well, while others, including Nezha Auto, are facing significant challenges [22][23].