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The proposed ban aims to curb the influx of affordable Chinese electric vehicles and address national security concerns.

The Commerce Department has proposed a ban on certain Chinese-made software and hardware in connected vehicles, citing national security concerns.

The U.S. government is taking steps to restrict the use of connected car technologies from China and Russia, citing national security concerns.

The failure of public electric vehicle chargers is a growing problem, exacerbated by political interference that threatens to slow down the expansion and maintenance of charging infrastructure. The Trump administration has suspended funds for charger repairs, causing major setbacks.

The Biden administration announced a plan to ban Chinese-developed software from internet-connected cars in the U.S., citing national security risks.

The U.S. government is taking steps to ban Chinese-developed software from internet-connected vehicles, citing national security concerns.

The EPA introduces new auto emission standards aimed at reducing carbon emissions and boosting electric vehicle and hybrid adoption, while considering industry feedback.

The EPA’s new vehicle emissions standards aim to reduce pollution and boost EV adoption, sparking political discussion.

The Trump administration has paused a federal program providing $3 billion for new EV charging stations. The decision is under review, impacting projects and raising legal questions.