Huawei executive Richard Yu comments on the three departments' joint investigation into brake-pedal bracket fractures: “Justice may be late, but it will never be absent!”
The reader’s brief
Separate the regulator-led investigation from the company's public response and the executive's personal remark. An announcement that an inquiry is under way is not a technical finding about the vehicle or a resolution of the dispute.
IT Home reports that Huawei executive Richard Yu shared Maextro's statement about a joint investigation into a reported brake-pedal bracket fracture involving the V800. His accompanying remark expressed confidence that justice would prevail. The article attributes the post to screenshots shared by bloggers.
According to the report, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Cyberspace Administration of China and the State Administration for Market Regulation formed a joint investigation team. Maextro said it would fully cooperate and support consumer rights. The source describes the inquiry and the company's response; it does not provide the investigators' findings, determine the cause of the reported fracture, or establish who is responsible.
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