Vlogger ruled to apologize to Nio and pay financial damages for reputation infringement
The vlogger was ordered to post apologies on his Douyin account for 90 consecutive days and to compensate Nio for financial losses totaling…
Nio refuses to deliver vehicle after discovering buyer is man it’s suing
Nio sued a vlogger in May and claimed RMB 5 million from him. The blogger was refused delivery when he was trying to buy an ES6 in July.
Vlogger ruled to apologize and pay damages to Nio for infringing video
Cheshiji has been ordered to post an apology to Nio for 30 consecutive days and to pay 300,000 yuan in damages in a first-instance ruling.
Great Wall Motor sues 6 bloggers for reputation infringement
Great Wall has sued six bloggers for between RMB 2 million and RMB 5 million each, just after BYD sued another blogger the day before.
Li Auto explains why it’s suing auto film store that shares its Chinese name
Li Auto said it respects the fair use of the term by other companies, but the auto film store was impersonating Li Auto for commercial…
BYD sues car blogger for $700,000 over defamation
The blogger has posted a large amount of inaccurate information over a long period of time, defaming and insulting BYD and causing serious…
Li Auto sues auto film store that started using same Chinese name decade ago
The auto film store, which was founded in 2012, is being sued by Li Auto to stop using the word Li Xiang and pay compensation of 1.2 million yuan.
Man apologizes and pays damages for posting tens of thousands of insults against Nio
The man posted tens of thousands of pieces of content insulting Nio, Nio users, and Nio products from May 2022 to June 2023, according to a…
Nio gears up for tough stance on false rumors, sets up legal desk social media accounts
Nio has officially opened accounts dedicated to its legal department on Weibo and the short video platform Douyin, following similar actions…
Nio seeks satisfaction, but likely to get little charge, from defamation lawsuit
Nio has accused a blogger of deliberately misleading readers by saying it discriminates against Chinese consumers.