Automakers Urge Ban on Chinese Cars

Major automakers are urging Congress to pass legislation banning Chinese vehicles and connected software from the United States before the end of the year. Industry leaders cite national security risks and the threat of subsidized foreign competition.

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Imported vehicles are seen at a car dealership in Tianjin bonded zone, China January 2, 2019. Picture taken January 2, 2019. REUTERS/Yilei Sun

Automotive industry groups urged the United States Congress on Thursday morning to pass legislation permanently banning Chinese vehicles before the end of the year. The Alliance for Automotive Innovation warned that subsidized foreign imports pose an immediate national security threat. The push comes as lawmakers debate tighter restrictions on connected software and hardware.

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