FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Attorney General Russell Coleman has joined nearly two dozen of his state counterparts in calling upon the federal government to crack down on connected vehicles built in China that they fear could endanger families in Kentucky and throughout the United States. The coalition of attorneys general are expressing concerns about the…
Washington — On Wednesday, China’s commerce ministry said it “firmly opposes” the United States’ proposed ban on the sale of connected vehicles that use Chinese or Russian software and hardware technology. Most new vehicles are considered to be “connected” because they can share data with other vehicles and infrastructure with the help of onboard software,…
President Joe Biden’s administration has proposed rules that would ban hardware and software made by Chinese and Russian companies for connected vehicles, deepening the US government’s efforts to address concerns that they say could become national security vulnerabilities. After months of meetings with carmakers and industry experts to understand how such a move would affect…
The US Commerce Department is expected to propose new rules aimed at banning Chinese hardware and software in connected and autonomous vehicles on US roads. According to a report by Reuters, the move, driven by national security concerns, would prohibit the import and sale of vehicles from China with communication or automated driving system components….