GM, Ford and Toyota Are Begging Congress to Permanently Ban Chinese Cars Before the Year Ends
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Lobbyists from the Alliance for Automotive Innovation have asked key Congressional representatives to impose a permanent ban on the sale, import, and production in the United States of Chinese-made connected vehicles, as well as Chinese-made software and hardware. The organization justifies its appeal with allegations of unfair trade practices, intellectual property theft, and the potential for cars to be used to collect and transmit sensitive d…
Chinese automakers have yet to sell any connected smart vehicles in the U.S., but the U.S. industry wants that to stay the same. The Alliance for Automotive Innovation has urged the U.S. Congress to pass a permanent ban on Chinese connected vehicles, as well as their software and hardware. The main concern is national security. U.S. authorities fear that connected vehicles could collect vast amounts of data about U.S. drivers, roads and infrastr…
US Automakers Want a Permanent Ban on Chinese Smart Cars Although Chinese automakers have not officially sold connected vehicles (*connected...
A video of America encircling Chinese cars... a coalition of industrial giants demanding a ban.
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