TREE NEWS update: Dongchedi said claims that it deleted large numbers of videos are false, stating that viral screenshots were stitched together from different accounts’ work data to create a false impression. The platform said its test account added no new content after July apart from videos related to a brake pedal bracket, so no mass deletion occurred. The rumor spread amid the Zunjie V800 brake test controversy.
Dongchedi Denies Deleting Videos, Calls Viral Screenshots Fabricated
The dispute has shifted from the underlying brake-test controversy to the credibility of the evidence itself, which matters because platform data is often treated as an impartial record in such fights. Dongchedi's explanation — that screenshots were assembled from different accounts' work data — is a specific, checkable claim, and the July cutoff gives it a timeline. Whether the platform produces verifiable account history, and whether the original brake-test questions get answered on their own merits rather than through this side dispute, is the open question.
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