From：Internet Info Agency 2026-11-11 19:00:14
On November 11, 2026, Great Wall Motor issued a statement saying that it had recently discovered that criminals were impersonating the official name of its Haval brand to send fake recall reminders to vehicle owners via text messages, falsely claiming that vehicle parts posed safety hazards and attaching unfamiliar website links. In its statement, Great Wall Motor pointed out that such text messages and the links attached to them were not officially released by Great Wall Motor, and that the "recall matters" mentioned in the messages were fabricated; official service notices from Great Wall Motor would not request sensitive information such as bank card numbers or verification codes under any name, nor would they ask vehicle owners to transfer payments to unfamiliar accounts; users who need to confirm whether their vehicles are involved in an official recall may check through the official channels of the Defective Product Recall Technology Center of the State Administration for Market Regulation, or contact Great Wall Motor's customer service center or authorized brand dealers for verification. Great Wall Motor has reported the relevant impersonation and fraud leads to public security authorities. Great Wall Motor's customer service hotline is 400-666-1990. Great Wall Motor reminded vehicle owners not to click links, call back unfamiliar numbers, or provide personal sensitive information after receiving such suspicious text messages, to delete them promptly, and to report to public security authorities when necessary. Previously, Jaguar Land Rover China, Nissan Motor, Volvo, SAIC General Motors, BYD, AITO, BMW China, Volkswagen China, Li Auto and others all issued statements reminding vehicle owners to be vigilant against falsely issued fake recall text messages under their names and not to click suspicious links or reply to relevant messages.
