Automakers Urge Congress to Ban Chinese Connected Vehicles
Alliance for Automotive Innovation seeks action before congressional session ends January 3.
Alliance for Automotive Innovation seeks action before congressional session ends January 3.
Quartz reported that the Alliance for Automotive Innovation called on Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles. The group, which represents major automakers, wants lawmakers to act before the current session ends on January 3. The request targets vehicles with connectivity features from Chinese manufacturers. Quartz linked the announcement to a photograph of a BYD electric vehicle showroom. No vote or further congressional response appears in the posted material.
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Alliance for Automotive Innovation seeks action before congressional session ends January 3.
Quartz reported that the Alliance for Automotive Innovation called on Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles. The group, which represents major automakers, wants lawmakers to act before the current session ends on January 3. The request targets vehicles with connectivity features from Chinese manufacturers. Quartz linked the announcement to a photograph of a BYD electric vehicle showroom. No vote or further congressional response appears in the posted material.