What happened
A Lynk & Co 900 SUV caught fire in Hangzhou, China, according to CarNewsChina.
A Lynk & Co dealership has attributed the fire to a power bank, claiming a pedestrian kicked the device under the vehicle.
The official cause of the fire remains pending investigation.
Why it matters
The gap between the dealer's account and the pending official finding leaves the incident's cause unresolved, which matters for how the public and owners interpret the event.
Because the vehicle is an SUV and the claim involves an external object rather than the car itself, the explanation, if confirmed, would shift scrutiny away from the vehicle and toward the circumstances described.
Key facts
A Lynk & Co 900 SUV caught fire in Hangzhou, China.
A dealership attributed the fire to a power bank.
The dealer claims a pedestrian kicked the power bank under the vehicle.
The official cause remains pending investigation.
What to watch next
Whether investigators release an official cause that confirms or contradicts the dealership's account.
Any further statement from Lynk & Co or the dealership clarifying the basis for the power bank claim.