US plans ban on Chinese and Russian software in connected vehicles

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The US Commerce Department plans to propose rules banning Chinese and Russian software and hardware in connected vehicles. This move aims to address security concerns related to automated driving and vehicle communication systems. The proposed rules will restrict the use and testing of technology from these countries, impacting both gas and electric vehicles. This follows a cybersecurity investigation initiated by President Biden in March. The restrictions may also limit Chinese carmakers' ability to sell vehicles in the US, as many new cars are connected to the internet. In May, the US imposed a 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles, citing unfair subsidies.


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