Lynk & Co Responds: Passenger Cabin Remained Intact, Driver Suffered Minor Injuries

Edited by Betty From Gasgoo

Gasgoo Munich- On the morning of October 9, a Lynk & Co 10 EM-P veered off a highway in Luzhou, Sichuan. The driver was unfamiliar with road conditions. The vehicle rolled down a nearly 100-meter cliff.

During the plunge, airbags deployed correctly. The onboard emergency system triggered a voice call to the cabin. Despite multiple impacts and continuous rolling, the passenger compartment remained structurally sound. The A, B, and C pillars held firm. Doors opened normally. The power battery showed no signs of thermal runaway. There were no reports of smoke, fire, explosion, or electrical leakage.

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Lynk & Co activated its emergency response protocol. Dealers in Chengdu and Luzhou contacted the driver and visited the hospital. The brand assists with hospitalization, insurance, and damage assessment. Medical exams showed the driver suffered minor abrasions and a localized bone fracture. The driver remains in stable condition. Lynk & Co pledged to monitor the recovery and provide support.

Local traffic authorities are investigating the cause. Lynk & Co stated it will cooperate with the investigation. It awaits official police conclusions. The company will disclose new developments in a timely manner.

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