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Defence companies advise staff to avoid connecting mobile phones to Chinese-made electric vehicles due to espionage concerns

As Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) flood the market, concerns arise about national security and data privacy. This article delves into the debate, examining the potential risks while considering the perspectives of experts and industry insiders.

The US Commerce Department is planning to ban the sale and import of smart vehicles using certain Chinese and Russian technology, citing national security risks.

The Biden administration seeks to ban Chinese and Russian technology in advanced driver assistance systems, citing national security concerns.

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 U.S. Commerce Department is proposing to block key Chinese software and hardware in connected vehicles, effectively barring Chinese cars and trucks from the American market. This move is driven by national security concerns regarding data collection and potential foreign manipulation.

The US Commerce Department is proposing a ban on the sale or import of smart vehicles that use specific Chinese or Russian technology due to national security concerns.

The Biden administration is expected to finalize plans this week to ban Chinese software and hardware from new autonomous and connected cars sold in the US, citing national security and data privacy concerns.