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Latest recorded position: #7 on Oct 16, 2026, 12:49 AM CST.
Across 2 retained daily records, the best recorded rank was #7. From the first retained rank (#10) to the last (#7), this listing rose 3 places.
Three government departments investigate the Zunjie V800 after its brake pedal support reportedly fractured
工信部、中央网信办、市场监管总局三部门下场，调查尊界 V800 汽车刹车踏板支架断裂问题
ThreadEast first recorded "Three government departments investigate the Zunjie V800 after its brake pedal support reportedly fractured" on Oct 15, 2026, 11:48 PM CST. It has been observed on IT Home, with 1 hours between the first and latest recorded appearances.
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