On July 19, ZEEKR faced allegations of potentially using "0-kilometer used cars" to artificially boost its sales figures. Since May of this year, claims have emerged that ZEEKR has been selling a significant number of insured and transferred inventory vehicles as new cars through its directly-operated stores, often under the guise of "limited-time discounts" and other pretexts. This practice has sparked widespread complaints and is linked to the unusual sales patterns observed in ZEEKR's corporate accounts in Shenzhen and Xiamen. The accusations suggest that ZEEKR may be defrauding consumers by presenting "0-kilometer used cars" as new, thereby inflating its sales numbers. According to numerous complaint platforms and direct consumer feedback, buyers in Guizhou, Chongqing, Guangzhou, and other regions have discovered that the "new cars" they purchased from ZEEKR had already been insured or registered, indicating that they were in fact used vehicles.