House Lawmakers Propose Stricter Ban on Chinese Cars
Representatives John Moolenaar and Debbie Dingell introduced legislation to codify federal regulations banning Chinese automakers from the American market. The bill targets vehicles with advanced connectivity and software to address national security concerns regarding data collection.
Lawmakers in the United States will introduce a bill on Monday afternoon to codify and strengthen the ban on Chinese automakers. The legislation formalizes existing executive regulations that block China from selling passenger vehicles in the American market. The measure aims to prevent future administrative shifts from reopening the U.S. light-duty market to Chinese firms.
### Codifying the Software and Connectivity Ban Representatives John Moolenaar, a Republican, and Debbie Dingell, a Democrat, are leading the effort to turn current Biden administration regulations into federal law. The bill specifically targets vehicles designed in China that utilize advanced connectivity and proprietary vehicle software.
