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China drafts rules banning misleading marketing of car features

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and three other departments issued a draft notice requiring automakers to market products truthfully, stating the limits and conditions of innovative designs and R&D testing. The draft bars false, exaggerated or misleading claims, the use of scenes violating traffic regulations in promotions, and any implication that drivers can neglect safe-driving responsibilities.

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The draft targets a gap that has widened as advanced driver-assistance features are marketed with aspirational imagery rather than stated limits. Automakers leaning on overpromising terminology or staged demonstrations now face a compliance risk that could force a rewrite of advertising and naming conventions, not just disclaimers. Whether the final notice keeps the same scope on testing claims and traffic-scene depictions is the open question, since enforcement specifics will determine how much marketing language actually changes.

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