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Zunjie V800 Brake-Pedal Fracture Incident

According to media reports, on 8 October 2026 Dongchedi released a closed-course test video: three brand-new Zunjie V800 units suffered brake-pedal-bracket fractures during 100 km/h–0 emergency-braking tests.

Archive primarily relies on one test; no independent replication obtainedArchive cutoff:

1. Incident Summary

Source context (includes secondary reporting):[1] www.bjnews.com.cn[5] caifuhao.eastmoney.com

Reporting on 8 October 2026 described a Dongchedi closed-course test in which three new Zunjie V800 vehicles suffered brake-pedal-bracket fractures during consecutive emergency braking.

The attempt numbers and stopping distances in the data table are secondary accounts of the same test, rather than independently measured results.

Reporting also described JAC shares reaching the daily down-limit. The brand issued a statement that evening offering a free upgrade; that statement is distinct from a final independent investigation finding.

2. Key Timeline

Source context (includes secondary reporting):[1] www.bjnews.com.cn[2] www.ithome.com[3] www.ithome.com[4] finance.sina.cn[5] caifuhao.eastmoney.com

  1. August 2026

    Zunjie V800 launched

    Price range RMB 766,000 – 1,016,000; positioned as a full-size luxury MPV; check brand disclosures for vehicle specifications.

  2. 2026-10-08

    Dongchedi releases test video

    Three brand-new V800 units on a closed course suffered brake-pedal-bracket fractures on the 3rd, 4th and 2nd full-power braking attempts respectively.

  3. 2026-10-08

    Capital-market reaction

    JAC Motors (600418.SH) hit the daily down-limit intraday, closing at RMB 24.72.

  4. 2026-10-08

    Dongchedi statement

    Said the 100 km/h brake test is not an extreme condition but one of the most basic items in vehicle testing; three fractures at the same position "indicate a certain safety hazard".

  5. 2026-10-08

    Zunjie customer-service reply

    Said no relevant information had been received and recommended following subsequent official notices.

  6. 2026-10-08

    JAC Motors reply

    Said the matter was "under attention"; investor-relations staff said "every unit goes through quality control before leaving the factory".

  7. 2026-10-08

    Hongmeng Zhixing reply

    Said no related report had been received; delivery schedules remain normal. Stores said Huawei will re-evaluate jointly with JAC and publish the data.

  8. 2026-10-08

    Reviewer Chen Zhen

    Posted a screenshot of braking force; explicitly said he would "not speculate".

  9. 2026-10-08

    Weibo CEO Wang Gaofei

    Said the core question is first "whether any accident has been caused by braking issues".

  10. 2026-10-08

    Zunjie official supplementary reply

    Said the braking system was developed and validated to exceed national/industry standards and offered a free upgrade for the pedal-bracket base.

3. Key Test Data

Source context (includes secondary reporting):[5] caifuhao.eastmoney.com

The data below come from the Dongchedi test video and multiple media reports citing the same source; QC/T 788-2018 is cited in reporting, but its full text and applicability have not been independently verified.

Number of test vehicles3
Vehicle conditionBrand-new, low mileage
Speed range100 km/h → 0
Test environmentClosed course
Test typeConsecutive full-power braking endurance test
Car #1 fractureOn the 3rd full-power braking attempt
Car #2 fractureOn the 4th full-power braking attempt
Car #3 (re-verification) fractureOn the 2nd attempt; mileage < 3 km
Peak force stated by the tester1,612 N (attributed to Dongchedi; not independently measured)
Industry standard cited in reportingQC/T 788-2018 (full text and applicability not independently verified)
Fracture locationRoot of the brake-pedal bracket
Normal braking distance≈ 38 m
Stopping distance after pedal loss≈ 140 m
Price rangeRMB 766,000 – 1,016,000

4. Teardown Observations

Source context (includes secondary reporting):[1] www.bjnews.com.cn[5] caifuhao.eastmoney.com

Citing Dongchedi’s teardown footage as reported by multiple outlets:

  • Reporting describes fractures at the same bracket location in three tested vehicles.
  • Secondary commentary distinguishes the support behind the pedal from discs and calipers.
  • Original teardown records have not been obtained; these reports do not establish the structure, material or defect scope of all production vehicles.

5. Origin of the "Cuicuisha" Nickname

The viral label "脆脆鲨" (Cuicuisha, literally "crispy shark") is a homophonic play on "脆脆刹" (cuicui sha, "crispy brakes"), a sarcastic search term rather than a technical or product-quality determination.

The nickname carries strong emotional color and is not used by any official party. This page only describes its origin without taking a position.

6. Stakeholder Responses

Source context (includes secondary reporting):[1] www.bjnews.com.cn[2] www.ithome.com[4] finance.sina.cn[5] caifuhao.eastmoney.com

Below are the public statements reported as of 2026-10-10, grouped by party:

Dongchedi (tester)
  • The 100 km/h brake test is not an extreme condition; it is one of the most basic items in vehicle testing.
  • The fracture of the brake-pedal bracket was the first of its kind in their testing.
  • Three similar fractures at the same position across three units "indicate a certain safety hazard".
  • Denied rumors of "abusive testing".
JAC Motors (600418.SH, manufacturer)
  • Initial reply: "We are paying attention to this."
  • Subsequent reply: "We are investigating the Zunjie incident and conducting multiple rounds of testing; an official statement will be released once there is a result."
  • Investor-relations staff: "Every unit goes through quality control before leaving the factory."
  • On 8 October the stock hit the daily down-limit intraday, closing at RMB 24.72.
Zunjie (brand)
  • Customer-service initial reply: no relevant information available; recommended following subsequent official notices.
  • Official statement (10-08): the braking system was developed and validated above national/industry standards; a free upgrade will be offered for the pedal-bracket base.
Hongmeng Zhixing (sales/brand operation)
  • Brand side: no related feedback received; vehicle delivery schedules remain normal.
  • Store side: Huawei will jointly re-evaluate with JAC and publish the data.
  • Store staff said their internal workgroup received continuous inquiries from prospective and existing owners throughout the day.
Reviewer Chen Zhen
  • Posted a screenshot of braking force.
  • Explicitly said he would "not speculate".
Weibo CEO Wang Gaofei
  • Said the core question is first "whether any accident has been caused by braking issues".

7. Capital-Market Reaction

Source context (includes secondary reporting):[3] www.ithome.com

IT之家 reported that JAC shares hit the daily down-limit on 8 October. Prices have multiple drivers; this archive does not establish a single cause.

Ticker600418.SH
Event date2026-10-08
Intraday moveHit daily down-limit
Closing priceRMB 24.72
Trending keywordsZunjie V800 brake-pedal bracket fracture / Zunjie V800 / Zunjie Dongchedi / JAC Motors down-limit

No independently traceable daily price series is available here, so the reconstructed chart has been withdrawn. The table summarizes that day’s reported figures and is not investment advice.

8. About the Test Method

Source context (includes secondary reporting):[2] www.ithome.com

Reports refer to QC/T 788-2018 and compare static loading with consecutive vehicle braking. This archive has not independently checked the full standard, its scope or test conditions.

Without the full applicable standards, original test records and conformity-assessment materials, this page cannot independently determine compliance.

The tester describes the test as routine; the brand statement describes the conditions as non-standard and extreme. These are attributed positions, to be considered alongside full test conditions and investigation materials.

9. Frequently Asked Questions

Source context (includes secondary reporting):[2] www.ithome.com

Is this a common defect or an isolated case?
Reports describe similar fractures in three tested vehicles. This archive has not obtained original test records or an independent replication. Defect classification and scope require formal investigation and applicable assessment procedures.
Does this violate applicable standards?
The full applicable standards and original test records have not been obtained. This page cannot independently determine compliance; relevant provisions, test conditions and formal assessment are needed.
What should existing owners do?
The brand statement dated 8 October, as reproduced in reporting, offered a free upgrade to delivered vehicles. Check official notices for scope, scheduling and developments, and keep service records.
Is Huawei or JAC responsible?
This archive does not assign responsibility. Interviews and corporate responses should be read in context; attribution requires complete investigation materials and appropriate determinations.
What is Cuicuisha?
It is an emotional internet pun on crispy brakes. This archive describes the term as a search keyword and does not use it as a product-quality judgment.
Was the test an extreme condition?
The tester describes 100 km/h braking as a routine test. The brand statement describes the conditions as non-standard and extreme. This archive attributes both positions without deciding between them.
Will there be a recall?
An upgrade offer should not automatically be treated as a formal recall. This archive has not independently checked all recall notices; refer to formal announcements for any recall and its timing.

10. Sources

These links distinguish reporting, attributed statements and secondary commentary. Repeated coverage of one video is not independent testing. Original test records have not been obtained.

  1. Beijing News: test event and store interviews
  2. IT之家: tester response and brand statement (10-08)
  3. IT之家: JAC shares and investor relations response
  4. Sina Finance: customer-service response (media report)
  5. Eastmoney / Xianzha Shangye: secondary commentary, not independent testing

Disclaimer

This site is a public, fact-only archive. It objectively summarizes reports already in the public domain as of October 2026 and does not constitute investment advice, legal opinion, or a quality determination. All times, data, and wording follow the original sources; see the corrections page for the process and contact-channel status. The incident remains in the "single-source test, no official conclusion" phase; the final determination should be based on the official investigation when published.