The car involved in Wednesday's incident appeared to be a model ET5, which features self-driving technology, according to South China Morning Post (SCMP).ДЄnother Nio vehicle was involved in a fatal accident last year. Nio did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment. Various media reports described the floor from which the car fell as a test-drive area, a car park, or a showroom. The company did not specify in its statement what caused the accident. 'Based on the analysis of the situation at the scene, it can be preliminarily confirmed that it was an accident and not related to the vehicle itself,' Nio wrote in the Weibo statement. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Broken glass and debris can be seen around the vehicle. In one of the photos, rescue workers appear to be surrounding a gray car lying on its side, according to a tweet from China-based electric-vehicle news outlet CnEVPost. Photos shared on social media and published in Chinese media appear to show chaos at the scene of the accident. One of the people was a Nio employee, while the other worked for a supplier. The two people were test driving one of Nio's cars at its Shanghai headquarters when the incident happened, per the statement. Two people died after an electric car made by Tesla's Chinese rival, Nio, fell three floors in Shanghai on Wednesday afternoon, per the company's statement on China's Twitter-like platform, Weibo. Social media users in China said Nio had a responsibility to ensure the test drive was safe. Two people died after a Nio electric car they were test driving fell three floors, per Nio's statement. And with great success, as this combination does not only seem to convince customers: Numerous food slicers by ritter have already been awarded for their conception and performance.A person views one of Nio's self-driving electric cars in Germany. ritter mainly focuses on high quality workmanship and functionality, a high degree of slicing performance and, of course, timeless design. Within the categories 'premium', 'comfort', and 'economy', ritterwerk offers a wide range of these practical kitchen aids, and in various price ranges. From perfect slices of freshly baked buns and bread to wafer-thinly sliced ham: Food slicers have been the core product of the traditional German manufacturer for more than half a century. In the years to come, ritterwerk advanced to become a specialist for 'multi slicersвЂќ. In 1968, the first electric multi-slicer followed from ritter. After the introduction of stainless steel, he developed one of the first domestic bread slicers in the world, the вЂњB 50вЂќ, about 30 years later. Franz Ritter founded ritterwerk in 1905 in what is now the Pasing district of Munich and initially produced knife cleaning machines. The beginnings: From knife cleaning to food slicer. Food slicer вЂ“ the must have for your kitchen!

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