On August 21, Wang Qian, the Deputy General Manager of Dongfeng Nissan Automobile Sales Co., Ltd., publicly voiced his support for the three key tenets advocated by the automotive sector: "refraining from producing hastily assembled vehicles, avoiding the manufacture of vehicles that merely scrape by regulatory standards, and steering clear of double standards in vehicle production." He emphasized that the notion of treating cars as fast-moving consumer goods is a fallacy, and that the true risk to the industry lies in adopting a fast-fashion approach to car manufacturing. Dongfeng Nissan is committed to rigorous testing, conducting 7.5 million kilometers of durability tests on engines and performing over 10,000 startup verifications in extreme environments. The development of each model necessitates the completion of more than 7,400 experimental evaluations, over 5,500 quality confirmations during the prototyping phase, and in excess of 2,000 quality inspections during mass production. The company upholds the same stringent quality standards for both domestic and international customers.