Weimar Auto’s WeChat Official Account Abruptly Posts Demand for Unpaid Wages from Baoneng Auto, Then Promptly Removes It

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Earlier today, Weimar Auto’s official WeChat account posted—and then swiftly deleted—an article titled "Day One: Baoneng Auto, Please Settle Our Unpaid Wages." For context, Weimar Auto, established in 2015, was once lumped in with NIO, Xpeng, and Li Auto as the “Four Little Dragons” of China’s new-energy vehicle startups. However, by 2023, the company was already facing public scrutiny over delayed wage payments and overdue supplier invoices. The situation worsened in 2024 when a court officially declared Weimar insolvent, triggering substantive consolidation reorganization proceedings.

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