Gaohe founder Ding Lei responds to FF's lawsuit: Will sue Jia Yueting for infringement of reputation rights

Gaohe Automobile responded to the plagiarism accusations against FF and Jia Yueting in a statement on March 5. Company founder Ding Lei said he was shocked and angry at the accusations, stressing that the company had never infringed on the trade secrets or intellectual property rights of LeTV and FF. This statement is intended to clarify the company's position and demonstrate their zero tolerance for any form of infringement.

The statement stated that, first, during the individual's tenure at LeTV and after he left, has never infringed upon the commercial secrets or intellectual property rights of LeTV and FF.. Second, the development of all Gaohe X/Z/Y models is completed independently by Human Horizons from scratch. "Jia Yueting's false accusations are slander and slander against myself and all employees of Human Horizons/Gaohe Automobile." Thirdly, Human Horizons/Gaohe Automobile and I have never made any remarks to the media, investors, or users. We have always maintained a respectful attitude towards all automobile companies in defaming FF, other industry friends and Jia Yueting. Fourth, Jia Yueting ignored the facts and maliciously slandered, using words such as "plagiarism", "theft", "crime" and "shame" to deliberately smear, slander and attack himself and Chinese Express/Gaohe Automobile. "I and Human Horizons/Gaohe Automobile will file a lawsuit with the court regarding Jia Yueting's infringement of reputation rights to clarify the facts and set the record straight."

Gaohe Automobile recently issued a statement in response to the lawsuit filed by Faraday Future. The statement clearly denied the accusations that Human Horizons founder Ding Lei and its affiliated companies had infringed on its trade secrets and engaged in unfair competition. The statement emphasized the company's commitment and firm stance towards legal and compliant operations.

Faraday Future suddenly announced today that FF and its Chinese subsidiaries filed a lawsuit with the Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court of Guangdong Province, China, accusing former FF executives , Ding Lei, the founder of Chinese Express (and other affiliated companies, hereinafter referred to as "Human Express") infringed on trade secrets and engaged in unfair competition. This move has attracted widespread attention within and outside the industry.

Faraday Future hopes that the court will award compensation for damages and require Chinese Express to immediately stop infringing on trade secrets related to FF 91 and terminate the alleged unfair competition.

Faraday Future founder Jia Yueting also wrote that "it's time to expose Li Gui and seek justice."

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