The U.S. government has proposed a ban on Chinese technology in connected vehicles, citing national security concerns. This initiative, led by the Commerce Department, aims to prevent potential espionage or remote manipulation by eliminating key Chinese software and hardware from American roads. The ban would be phased in, affecting software in 2027 and hardware by 2030. This move highlights ongoing U.S.-China tensions and poses challenges for the automotive industry, which may face increased costs and supply chain adjustments. While cybersecurity experts support the focus on protecting critical infrastructure, the proposal has drawn criticism from China, which views it as an unreasonable suppression of its companies. The outcome could reshape global automotive alliances. Click below to continue reading the full story.