The Biden administration contends that the ban on Chinese software and hardware for internet-connected cars is vital for safeguarding national security against potential threats in supply chains.
The rules cover software and hardware that connect vehicles to external networks, including Bluetooth, cellular, Wi-Fi, and satellite components, to mitigate risks associated with Chinese technologies.
In a bid to enhance national security, the ban is positioned as necessary despite the likelihood of significantly reducing access to affordable Chinese electric vehicles in the U.S. market.
The prohibition, effective from model year 2027 for software and 2030 for hardware, points to broader implications, potentially stifling the import of Chinese automobiles amid tensions.
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