A leading Chinese electric car company has said two people were killed when one of its vehicles fell from the third floor of its Shanghai headquarters.
“After the incident we immediately began to work with the public security department to find the cause of the accident,” the company said in an initial statement, stressing that it was an accident and “not caused by the vehicle itself”. But the tone of the company’s initial statement drew criticism on Weibo, where commenters accused Nio of trying to avoid responsibility. “To be honest, the last line of your statement highlighted the cold-bloodedness of capital,” one user from Sichuan remarked.
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