VOYAH has just shared its latest strides in the ongoing battle against black PR. Amid a special initiative targeting online misconduct within the automotive sector, spearheaded by six ministries and commissions, VOYAH discovered that certain online entities, including black PR operatives and so-called "black water armies" (organized groups of online commentators), were still launching defamatory campaigns against the brand.

Presently, 18 accounts, encompassing 'Finance and Economics ** Talk', have been banned and brought under control. The process of gathering evidence is still in progress for some accounts, and the company is resolute in holding those responsible accountable through legal channels.

Previously, VOYAH's Legal Department took to social media to shed light on black PR activities. As a premium new energy vehicle brand under the Dongfeng Group umbrella, VOYAH is gearing up for a listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange via an introduction method, having already finalized its name change and capital augmentation.

Since the start of the year, numerous automakers have ramped up their efforts to clamp down on black PR. Lei Jun, a prominent figure in the industry, has urged resistance against online misconduct. Moreover, the six ministries and commissions have initiated a three-month-long special campaign aimed at addressing online irregularities plaguing the automotive industry.