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On August 12, Taling issued a statement saying that a consumer in Nanchang reported that a consumer in Nanchang reported that the Taling electric vehicle he purchased had failed to carry out a “Changxin” battery. The company attached great importance to it and set up a special working group to carry out an investigation as soon as possible. After investigation, the “Changxin” brand battery involved in the report was a counterfeit battery sold by Honghao Electric Vehicle Company in Wanli District, Nanchang City, and the store did it without permission. The “Changxin” brand battery is produced by Jiangxi Chunxing New Energy Co., Ltd. The company has no cooperation with the company, and the company has not obtained the company's authorization. The “Changxin” brand battery it produces is not a battery supplied by Taling's original factory. Currently, the company only authorizes two companies, Chaowei and Tianneng, to use the Taiwan Bell logo to produce lead-acid batteries. The company has initiated legal procedures to seriously investigate the legal liability of violators.
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On August 12, Taling issued a statement saying that a consumer in Nanchang reported that a consumer in Nanchang reported that the Taling electric vehicle he purchased had failed to carry out a “Changxin” battery. The company attached great importance to it and set up a special working group to carry out an investigation as soon as possible. After investigation, the “Changxin” brand battery involved in the report was a counterfeit battery sold by Honghao Electric Vehicle Company in Wanli District, Nanchang City, and the store did it without permission. The “Changxin” brand battery is produced by Jiangxi Chunxing New Energy Co., Ltd. The company has no cooperation with the company, and the company has not obtained the company's authorization. The “Changxin” brand battery it produces is not a battery supplied by Taling's original factory. Currently, the company only authorizes two companies, Chaowei and Tianneng, to use the Taiwan Bell logo to produce lead-acid batteries. The company has initiated legal procedures to seriously investigate the legal liability of violators.
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