Kuaikeji, October 12th report. Wang Qian, the Deputy General Manager of Dongfeng Nissan Automobile Sales Co., Ltd., recently took to a social media platform to reaffirm his stance on the contentious issue of 'hastily-assembled vehicles,' a topic that has sparked intense debate of late.

He underscored that while speed is a valuable asset in the new energy vehicle sector, durability holds even greater significance. Dongfeng Nissan remains committed to the rigorous verification standards inherent in the joint venture system, eschewing the production of hastily-assembled vehicles and infusing every N-series model with global manufacturing know-how.

Wang Qian articulated that both the tangible product experiences and the intangible, rigorous testing processes must prioritize quality. Backed by the 'Three Worry-Free' services, which encompass comprehensive coverage of the three-electric systems, minor repair claims, and long-distance travel support, users are assured a stress-free vehicle ownership experience. He further emphasized that quality should transcend mere rhetoric; it should be evident in the showroom, palpable during test drives, and consistently delivered through after-sales service, enabling more families to purchase vehicles with confidence and drive them worry-free.

This statement aligns with the concerted efforts of four government departments to address and rectify the disorder surrounding 'hastily-assembled vehicles.' On October 10th, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the State Administration for Market Regulation, along with two other departments, jointly issued the 'Notice on Further Strengthening the Management of Innovative Design and R&D Testing Verification of Automotive Products (Draft for Comments).' This notice clarifies that, starting from 2027, newly declared models incorporating innovative designs must undergo thorough safety verification. It mandates reliability tests to surpass 30,000 kilometers and environmental verification to span no less than one year. Exaggerated promotional claims are strictly prohibited, and the use of fully concealed door handles is banned. People's Daily commented that 'safety remains an uncompromisable底线 (translated as 'bottom line' in English, but retained here for cultural context) for the automotive industry.'