比亚迪集团品牌及公关处总经理李云飞在节目中表示："黑公关、黑水军、黑自媒体都是表象，一切的源头是行业的一些同行、一些竞争对手"。对此，节 目强调，整治汽车行业网络乱象并非单一企业的事，需要监管部门、车企、媒体及消费者协同发力，同时表态监管部门将强化执法力度，严厉打击网络黑 产；同时，节目也呼吁车企，应坚守合规经营底线，主动拿起法律武器维护自身权益。 网络空间并非法外之地！1月29日央视《焦点访谈》推出汽车行业网络乱象专项报道，全方位起底当前汽车行业网络黑产毒瘤，深入剖析黑公关、黑水军 的危害，同时重点报道了比亚迪（002594）等新能源车企依法维权的实践事例，呼吁行业坚守公平底线、共治网络乱象，为汽车产业高质量发展保驾护 航，相关内容引发全网广泛关注与热议。 节目中明确指出，随着汽车产业尤其是新能源汽车行业的快速发展，网络乱象已成为制约行业健康发展的"顽疾"。从虚假测评、恶意抹黑、断章取义误导 消费者，到AI批量生成黑稿、水军集体刷屏造谣，再到部分自媒体为博取流量、收取利益，专门针对车企及车主进行恶意攻击，网络黑产已形成完整产 业链，不仅严重损害企业合法权益、扰乱市场竞争秩序，更侵害了消费者的知情权与选择权。 ...

0:00 / 13:07 央视新闻消息，数据显示，2025年，我国新能源汽车产销量均超1600万辆，新能源汽车国内新车销量占比 突破50%。也就是说每卖出两辆新车就有一辆是新能源车。 然而，在整个行业迅猛发展的同时也出现了不和谐现象。出于恶性竞争的目的，有的新能源汽车专业博主 发布网络虚假信息，不同车企相互拉踩，攻击相互竞争的产品。这不仅严重误导消费者，也成为阻碍产业 健康发展的公害。 从去年9月开始，国家相关部门针对此类乱象开展了专项打击行动。这些网络攻击有什么新特征，是随意 的用户吐槽，还是成组织的商誉诋毁？目的又是什么？近日，《焦点访谈》起底新能源车圈黑水军产业 链，一起了解↓ 网络大V利用自身影响力进行商誉诋毁 不久前，拥有30万粉丝的汽车大V"王悟空说车"，因实施商誉诋毁被法院判罚公开道歉并赔偿损失。他曾 多次在视频中针对某品牌车型进行所谓的犀利点评。 镜头前言之凿凿，法律却给出了截然不同的认定。法院判决指出，其内容构成商誉诋毁。"王悟空说车"在 公开道歉信中承认，这些言论"包含了对某车企及其旗下某车型的不实描述和贬损性评价"，"损害了某车企 的社会评价和商业信誉"。 这类网络大V利用自身影响力进行 ...

您好，观众朋友，欢迎收看焦点访谈。数据显示，2025年我国新能源汽车产销量均超1600万辆，新能 源汽车国内新车销售占比突破50%。也就是说每卖出两辆新车就有一辆是新能源车。然而在整个行业 迅猛发展的同时，也出现了一些不和谐的现象。出于恶性竞争的目的，有的新能源汽车专业博主发布 网络虚假信息，不同车企相互拉踩攻击竞争对手的产品。 这不仅严重误导消费者，也成为阻碍产业健康发展的公害。从去年9月开始，国家相关部门针对此类 乱象开展了专项打击行动。那么，这些网络攻击有什么样的新特征？是随意的用户吐槽，还是成组织 的商誉诋毁？目的又是什么呢？来看记者调查。 2026年1月29日央视焦点访谈播出《网络黑产 行业毒瘤》，明确指出网络黑产已成为新能源汽车行业 的一颗毒瘤。这些乱象不仅损害企业商誉、误导消费者，更侵蚀汽车行业公平竞争的基础，甚至污染 整个行业产业创新与可持续发展的环境。此次多部门联合整治，正是要割掉毒瘤，让行业健康成长。 理想公关人员白尚泽有出境，标的身份为某新能源汽车品牌公关关系总监，谈到了i6未上市就有上千 篇i6用车体验诋毁，判断可能是AI洗稿。另外提到车主被攻击构陷贴标签，不到一个月收到1700多个 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rapid growth of China's new energy vehicle (NEV) industry is accompanied by harmful practices such as malicious competition and misinformation, which hinder healthy industry development [1][9][11]. Industry Overview - By 2025, China's NEV production and sales are expected to exceed 16 million units, with NEVs accounting for over 50% of new car sales [1]. - The industry is experiencing a surge in malicious competition, with some influencers spreading false information to undermine competitors [1][10]. Regulatory Actions - Since September of last year, Chinese authorities have launched a special campaign to combat online misinformation and malicious attacks within the automotive sector [1][9]. - The National Internet Information Office has received over 28,000 complaints related to automotive industry infringements and has removed over 111,300 pieces of harmful content [10][11]. Impact of Malicious Practices - Malicious attacks not only damage individual brands but also threaten the overall integrity of the NEV industry [11][12]. - The prevalence of online misinformation is linked to unhealthy competition among car manufacturers, which has led to a toxic environment for fair competition [12][13]. Characteristics of Online Attacks - The attacks often involve organized efforts to discredit competitors, utilizing social media to spread negative information [10][14]. - Some influencers have been found to engage in coordinated campaigns to manipulate public perception, often for financial gain [15][18]. Use of Technology in Misinformation - The rise of AI technology has facilitated the rapid spread of false information, allowing for the mass production of misleading content [17][18]. - Influencers and content creators are using AI to generate deceptive reviews and comments, complicating the regulatory response [18][19]. Case Studies - A notable case involved the influencer "Wang Wukong Says Car," who was ordered to publicly apologize and compensate for defamation against a car brand [1][19]. - The court found that the influencer's statements contained false descriptions and derogatory evaluations that harmed the brand's reputation [19].

Core Insights - The article highlights a significant case of personal information theft linked to a fraudulent ride-hailing service, revealing a criminal network that exploits citizens' data for financial gain [1][3]. Group 1: Criminal Activities - A criminal group, led by individuals identified as Zhong and his accomplices, registered numerous fake Didi accounts using stolen personal information, luring customers with low-cost ride services [3]. - The group accumulated over 20,000 yuan in illicit gains within a few months, affecting more than 900 individuals whose personal information was compromised [3]. Group 2: Law Enforcement Response - The police established a special task force and initiated a cross-provincial collaboration to dismantle the criminal network, successfully apprehending two suspects and seizing multiple devices and thousands of stolen phone numbers [5][7]. - The ongoing investigation aims to further address the criminal activities and protect citizens' rights and safety [5]. Group 3: Public Safety Advisory - Authorities urge the public to avoid unofficial ride-hailing services and to safeguard personal information, warning that seemingly attractive offers may lead to data breaches and financial losses [8]. - Citizens are encouraged to report any suspicious activities related to personal information theft or illegal ride-hailing services to law enforcement [8].

Core Viewpoint - The legal department of Li Auto has reported organized attacks and defamation against the company and its customers, including violations of personal information and the spread of false information about the company's operations and product quality [1][11]. Group 1: Organized Attacks - Li Auto has identified a pattern of organized and premeditated attacks aimed at inciting division among its customer base, which constitutes typical illegal activities by "internet water armies" [1][11]. - The company emphasizes that these unlawful actions not only infringe on the personal information and reputation of its customers but also severely impact its brand reputation and normal business operations [1][11]. Group 2: Law Enforcement Action - The Yantai Public Security Bureau has successfully dismantled a gang involved in the organized dissemination of negative information about electric vehicle brands, arresting 12 individuals and seizing over 1 million yuan in funds, while shutting down more than 8,000 accounts [3][13]. - Since July, companies like Xiaomi, Huawei, and Li Auto have reported a surge in negative articles targeting their brands, indicating a high level of organization in these attacks [3][13]. Group 3: Investigation Findings - Investigators identified over 3,000 negative articles that originated from accounts with short registration times and unusual activity, suggesting a clear pattern of industrialized operations by suspected "internet water armies" [6][16]. - The criminal group utilized technical tools to scrape keywords related to major brands and employed artificial intelligence to produce low-quality, repetitive "internet garbage" solely for profit from platform traffic [6][16]. Group 4: Evidence Collection and Future Actions - The special investigation team analyzed over 80,000 pieces of online information and traced over 100,000 financial transactions to clarify the gang's organizational structure and operational processes [9][19]. - Yantai Public Security will continue to focus on protecting emerging industries and enhancing market vitality through ongoing net-cleaning and rumor-busting initiatives [9][19].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the dramatic downfall of Chen Zhi, a notorious figure in the Southeast Asian cyber fraud scene, whose assets, including 127,271 bitcoins valued at approximately $15 billion, were seized by the U.S. Department of Justice, marking a significant crackdown on cybercrime and money laundering activities [2][19]. Group 1: Background of Chen Zhi - Chen Zhi, known as the "King of Cyber Fraud," holds a noble title in Cambodia and controls around 10 publicly listed companies in Hong Kong, with over 100 subsidiaries globally [4]. - Initially an ordinary youth from Fujian, China, Chen Zhi made his fortune through gray market activities, particularly by operating private servers for the popular game "Legend" [6][7]. - After the crackdown on online black markets in China, he relocated to Cambodia, where he capitalized on the lax regulatory environment to invest in real estate [9]. Group 2: Business Operations and Criminal Activities - In Cambodia, Chen Zhi established a network of political and business connections, leveraging his investments in real estate to build a powerful influence [9][13]. - His operations expanded into various lucrative sectors, including real estate, banking, telecommunications, and gambling, while simultaneously running multiple cyber fraud schemes [13][15]. - Chen Zhi's fraud operations involved managing 1,250 mobile phones and 76,000 social media accounts to execute scams, leading to significant financial losses for victims [15]. Group 3: Legal Actions and Consequences - The U.S. Department of Justice filed criminal charges against Chen Zhi for telecommunications fraud and money laundering, initiating civil proceedings to confiscate his bitcoins [19]. - The U.K. also froze 19 of his properties in London, labeling him as a criminal using illicit funds to acquire real estate [19]. - The U.S. Treasury designated his company, Prince Group, as a "transnational criminal organization," freezing assets and prohibiting U.S. transactions with him and associated individuals [19][21]. Group 4: Broader Implications - The case highlights the vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency transactions, demonstrating that even decentralized currencies like Bitcoin can be traced and seized through coordinated law enforcement efforts [27]. - The involvement of Taiwanese companies in the money laundering operations indicates a broader network of complicity in Chen Zhi's fraudulent activities [23]. - The article concludes that Chen Zhi's empire, built on deceit and exploitation, is likely to collapse under legal scrutiny, emphasizing the risks associated with illicit financial activities [29].

Core Viewpoint - Li Auto has reported a surge in misleading negative information targeting its vehicle owners across various online platforms, which has severely impacted the company's user image and caused significant disruption to the lives of its customers [2][5]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Company Response - The company has confirmed that the negative information has been continuously and intensively published across multiple platforms, indicating organized illegal activities [5]. - On August 3, for instance, one platform alone saw 45 identical posts related to Li Auto owners within a span of just seven hours, showcasing the coordinated nature of the attacks [5]. - Li Auto has vowed to take all necessary legal actions, including filing complaints, civil lawsuits, and criminal reports, to protect the rights of its users and the company [5][7]. Group 2: Evidence of Organized Malicious Activities - Evidence has emerged of a "black production workshop" where individuals are paid to collect and disseminate negative content about Li Auto, with specific pricing for different types of content [7]. - The pricing structure includes 5 yuan for a photo of improper parking and 8 yuan for a video, while malicious text comments are priced at 1.5 yuan each, increasing to 2 yuan for comments with images [7]. Group 3: Market Reaction - Following these developments, Li Auto's stock has seen a decline, with a nearly 2% drop in Hong Kong and over a 5% drop in the U.S. market [8].

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