Overview
- The proposed rule would ban the import and sale of connected vehicle technology from Chinese and Russian manufacturers.
- If enacted, the software ban would start in 2027, with hardware restrictions beginning in 2030.
- The rule targets technologies that could allow foreign adversaries to spy on or remotely control vehicles in the US.
- US automakers and suppliers who rely on Chinese hardware may face significant supply chain challenges.
- The Commerce Department is inviting public comments on the proposed rule for 30 days before finalizing it.