US EditionBiden administration to investigate national security risks posed by Chinese-made ‘smart cars’
- The US Commerce Department investigates potential national security risks from Chinese connected vehicles, citing data collection concerns.
- White House officials express intent to address risks of Chinese vehicles on US roads but haven't decided on bans or restrictions yet.
- Biden orders an investigation into foreign-made software, potentially leading to restrictions on certain vehicles or components to protect national security.
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President Biden warns flood of Chinese cars pose risks to U.S. national security— 'I’m not going to let that happen on my watch'
The administration targets China's ascendent auto industry as it bids to win support in key industrial swing states like Michigan, where Biden trails Trump.
The United States has decided to investigate whether car imports from China pose a threat to national security. He informed the White House about it. According to him, the reason for the investigation is that cars collect a large amount of sensitive data on drivers and passengers and use their cameras and sensors to record information about US infrastructure, Reuters reported.
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US probes security risks posed by Chinese tech in cars
WASHINGTON: US President Joe Biden announced an investigation Thursday into the national security risks posed by Chinese tech in cars, warning they could be used to collect sensitive data. He has ordered the Commerce Department to conduct the probe, focusing on connected vehicles containing technology from “countries of concern” such as China, and to respond to threats. “China is determined to dominate the future of the auto market, including …
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