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Imposter signs fake agreement on behalf of Li Auto with Uzbekistan dealership
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Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto said on April 13 that it has no plans at the moment to begin selling plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) in Uzbekistan, adding that the images showing its executives signing agreements with a dealership are fake.
The company has reported the case to the police and did not provide further details, pending the outcome of the investigation, according to a statement posted on the Chinese microblogging platform.
Images circulated on Chinese social media also show a group of unknown people visiting Li Auto’s production facility in the eastern Chinese city of Changzhou and briefly posing for photographers at the gate of the factory.
A dedicated after-sales service network will be set up by June, as individual dealers have been reselling the company’s cars in the region.
[Li Auto statement, Caixin, in Chinese]Related
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