U.S. proposes ban on Chinese tech in driverless vehicles

The Biden administration has proposed a ban on the import or sale of connected vehicles with Chinese or Russian components. This decision aims to address concerns about potential spying and control over American vehicles during conflicts. This proposal comes after seven months of discussions and growing worries about foreign adversaries accessing data on U.S. driving habits. Officials highlighted the risks of remote control of vehicles through internet connections. The move marks a significant shift in U.S. policy regarding foreign technology in the automotive sector, reflecting heightened security concerns.