[The Dutch court rejected Jaguar Land Rover’s application for evidence preservation against BYD] On November 12, a key procedural ruling was reached on November 11 regarding the intellectual property dispute between Jaguar Land Rover and BYD Ti7 (the overseas version of Formula Leopard Titanium 7). The Hague Court of the Netherlands officially rejected Jaguar Land Rover's application for evidence preservation and disagreed with its request to conduct a raid on BYD-related office materials and obtain internal research and development documents. The court ruled that the core finding was that this large-scale raid on evidence collection lacked sufficient necessity. Previously, Jaguar Land Rover submitted an application in the Netherlands on the grounds of appearance disputes, hoping to use the court to suddenly retrieve BYD's large number of R&D documents, technical data and other core information. Once this type of evidence collection is approved, a large amount of the company's self-developed technical data and trade secrets will be extracted and sealed. (Shell Finance)