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Automakers urge Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles

The companies are asking for a permanent ban covering the domestic sale, import, and manufacturing of Chinese connected-vehicle hardware and software in the US.

CNBC Markets reports that major automakers in the US are urging Congress to impose a permanent ban on Chinese connected vehicles.

According to CNBC World, the proposed restriction would cover domestic sale, import, and manufacturing of Chinese connected-vehicle hardware and software.

The automakers are pushing lawmakers to act as the industry seeks to address reliance on Chinese technology in connected vehicles.

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