U.S. To Propose New Regulations On Chinese Vehicle Software

U.S. To Propose New Regulations On Chinese Vehicle Software​

New Regulations Could Begin As Early As Next Month...​

The U.S. Commerce Department is gearing up to propose new regulations next month to limit certain vehicle software made in China and other countries considered adversaries. A senior official announced this move on Tuesday. It is part of a broader effort to enhance national security by controlling critical components used in connected vehicles.

U.S. To Propose New Regulations On Chinese Vehicle Software

The U.S. Commerce Department is gearing up to propose new regulations next month to limit certain vehicle software made in China and other countries considered adversaries. A senior official announced this move on Tuesday. It is part of a broader effort to enhance national security by...

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[vbondjr1]

Here's a better idea, how about not having any software or anything from china on our cars. That would be great!

 

[TripleT]

Here's a better idea, how about not having any software or anything from china on our cars. That would be great!

bahahahahaha hope your are refering to just software otherwise that ship has sailed

 

[patfromigh]

bahahahahaha hope your are refering to just software otherwise that ship has sailed

Heck, it has made a few round trips by now.

 

[redriderbob]

U.S. to Ban Chinese Tech in Connected Vehicles Over Security Concerns​

Proposed Regulations Target Software And Hardware To Enhance National Security...​

The U.S. Commerce Department is set to propose a ban on Chinese software and hardware in connected and autonomous vehicles, citing national security concerns. This significant move reflects ongoing worries about Chinese companies’ data collection regarding U.S. drivers and infrastructure and potential foreign interference in vehicle operations.

U.S. to Ban Chinese Tech in Connected Vehicles Over Security Concerns

The U.S. Commerce Department is set to propose a ban on Chinese software and hardware in connected and autonomous vehicles, citing national security concerns. This significant move reflects ongoing worries about Chinese companies' data collection regarding U.S. drivers and infrastructure and...

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[Mopar392]

All the cars one way or another have some Chinese parts.

If you are worried about the Chinese software on the cars, then you should be worried about the Chinese TVs, computers and other electronics.

This is just a targeted campaign.