The Public Security Bureau of Shapingba District in Chongqing has released details regarding three cases of online rumors and cyberbullying targeting Seres Group. These incidents involved the fabrication of false information and harassment directed at the company and its management.
Law enforcement agencies across China have taken legal action against 22 individuals involved in spreading misinformation about the automaker. Chongqing police handled 7 of these cases, while authorities in other regions addressed the remaining 15.
Specific cases included a 38-year-old man who used AI software to generate fake reports about vehicle accidents, a 29-year-old man who spread false claims regarding the company's financial stability, and a 44-year-old man who posted threats against executives.
All identified individuals have received administrative detention as a penalty for their actions. The police emphasized that online platforms are subject to legal oversight and that malicious activities, including defamation and threats, will be strictly prosecuted.
