Journalists from the National Business Daily observed that all videos showcasing the '100km/h-to-0 basic braking performance test' of three Zunjie V800 models, originally posted by the Dongchedi account, have been removed. As of the reporting time, Dongchedi had not yet provided an explanation when questioned about the removal. On the evening of October 15, in response to the online controversy surrounding the brake pedal bracket fracture incident of the Zunjie V800, three departments, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, formed a joint investigation team to verify the matter and will address it in strict accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Zunjie Automobile promptly issued a statement, affirming its commitment to actively respond, fully comply, and cooperate with the investigation team's efforts, firmly upholding consumer rights and fostering the healthy development of the new energy vehicle sector.