Core Viewpoint - The topic of "0-kilometer used cars" has resurfaced in the automotive industry, with allegations against certain car manufacturers, including Zeekr and Neta, regarding the sale of these vehicles, leading to questions about inflated sales figures [2] Group 1: Company Responses - Zeekr has issued a statement firmly opposing the sale of "0-kilometer used cars," asserting that the vehicles in question are legitimate display cars [2] - Internal investigations by Zeekr revealed that the display cars, while insured, have never been registered or licensed, maintaining their status as new vehicles [2][4] - Zeekr has established a special team to thoroughly investigate and address the issues raised by the allegations [4] Group 2: Industry Context - The term "0-kilometer used car" typically refers to vehicles with very low mileage (under 1,000 kilometers) that have been registered and licensed, thus legally classified as used cars [2] - The practice of selling display cars at discounted prices is common in the electric vehicle sector, with brands like Xpeng, NIO, and Li Auto also engaging in this practice [3] - Display cars usually have a shelf life of 3-5 months and are sold at a discount based on their display history, which has led to a significant market for these vehicles, accounting for 10%-15% of total sales in the past year [3]

Group 1 - The core issue in the electric vehicle industry is the emergence of irrational competition methods such as "price wars" and "0-kilometer used cars," which disrupt market order and affect sustainable development [2] - "0-kilometer used cars" refer to vehicles with mileage between 0-1000 kilometers that are registered but sold as used cars, allowing manufacturers to enhance sales data and brand influence [2] - The practice of selling "0-kilometer used cars" is widespread, with reports indicating that thousands of companies are involved in this market, often pricing these vehicles significantly below the manufacturer's suggested retail price [2][9] Group 2 - Zeekr brand recently faced public scrutiny over allegations of selling "0-kilometer used cars," but clarified that the vehicles in question were normal display cars and not classified as "0-kilometer used cars" [3][4] - Zeekr emphasized that their display cars are legally considered new vehicles as they have not been registered or issued retail invoices, and they maintain consumer rights similar to new car buyers [4][7] - The distinction between display cars and "0-kilometer used cars" is legally significant, as registration status is the key factor in defining a used car [7] Group 3 - The phenomenon of "0-kilometer used cars" is seen as a symptom of deeper issues within the automotive industry, reflecting pressures of internal competition and inventory clearance strategies by dealers [10] - The Ministry of Commerce is actively engaging with industry associations and companies to address the "0-kilometer used car" issue and promote healthy development in the used car market [10][11] - Proposed regulations, such as a ban on transferring new cars to used car status within six months of registration, aim to curb the circulation of "0-kilometer used cars" and restore market order [11]