U.S. Automakers Lobby Congress to Ban Chinese Connected Vehicles

Leading American car manufacturers have formally urged lawmakers to pass legislation prohibiting Chinese-made smart vehicles from entering the U.S. market. Industry executives cite cybersecurity risks and unfair competition as primary drivers behind the push.

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Automakers urge Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles in U.S.

Major automakers in the U.S. are urging Congress to ban the domestic sale, import and manufacturing of Chinese connected vehicles, hardware and software.

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Automakers urge Congress to quickly pass law banning Chinese cars

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Automakers urge Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles in U.S.

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