Biden administration proposes ban on Chinese-made cars over security concerns

The Biden administration has proposed new rules to ban Chinese-made vehicles in the U.S. due to concerns over potential espionage. This follows an investigation into software and sensors that could be used to spy on Americans or disrupt vehicle operations. Currently, Chinese cars are not widespread in the U.S., but they are gaining popularity in other markets. The proposed rules focus on technologies that connect vehicles to the internet and could pose risks to national security. The rules would prevent manufacturers from selling cars with key components or software from China or Russia. This action aims to address security threats before Chinese vehicles become more common on U.S. roads.