U.S. Industry Group Calls for Sales Ban on Chinese ‘Connected’ Vehicles
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American automakers are not satisfied with the high tariffs imposed on Chinese car imports to the US. They are concerned that they could be eased.
U.S. Industry Group Calls for Sales Ban on Chinese ‘Connected’ Vehicles
U.S. Industry Group Calls for Sales Ban on Chinese ‘Connected’ Vehicles - China-made cars with internet connectivity and smart driving systems pose data security risks as they gain market share worldwide, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation says, urging lawmakers to act before Congress’s current session ends in January
America's largest auto industry association is asking Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles, as well as their hardware and software, before the end of the current session.
Chinese cars are increasingly conquering the world, but they may remain absent from the US for a long time. American manufacturers want Congress to replace the current restrictions with a permanent ban on the sale, import, and production of Chinese cars and their technologies.
US automakers are calling for a ban on Chinese-made cars on the grounds that they are giant smartphones on wheels that transfer data to the Chinese Communist PartyThis call for the ban on Chinese vehicles is mainly carried by a powerful coalition of Western manufacturers and equipment manufacturers grouped within the Alliance for Automotive Innovation (AAI) in the United States. This organization, led by John Bozzella, is pressing Congress...
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