Hangzhou Lingyue Lynk & Co Center Responds to External Fire Incident Involving Lynk & Co 900: Caused by Self-ignition of a Dropped Power Bank

On September 11, 2026, Hangzhou Lingyue Lynk & Co. Center issued a statement regarding an incident involving external fire exposure of a Lynk & Co 900 vehicle in Hangzhou. The statement said that at 16:06 on September 9, 2026, the center received feedback from the vehicle owner stating that their Lynk & Co 900 had been exposed to an external fire while parked beside a shop. According to the owner, the fire was caused by a self-igniting power bank, which had been dropped by someone else and kicked under the vehicle—it was not due to the vehicle’s traction battery or any internal vehicle malfunction. Following the incident, the owner reported it to fire authorities and other relevant departments, and the scene was secured in accordance with procedures. The final determination will be based on the official report issued by the fire department. The statement emphasized that online claims circulating on social media platforms alleging “Lynk & Co 900 spontaneous combustion” are inconsistent with the actual circumstances at the scene. The center stated it reserves the right to pursue legal action against those who maliciously fabricate or spread false information. The statement is dated September 10, 2026.