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Automakers call on Congress to swiftly prohibit Chinese cars in the U.S.

At the Busan International Mobility Show 2026, attendees experienced the BYD Sealion 6 DM-i, showcasing advancements in eco-friendly and innovative vehicle technology. The event, running from June 26 to July 5, emphasizes the importance of eco-friendly vehicles, autonomous driving, AI, urban air mobility, and robotics.

In the U.S., major automakers are urging Congress to ban the sale, import, and manufacturing of Chinese connected vehicles and related technology. The Alliance for Automotive Innovation has raised concerns about Chinese automakers flooding the global market, potentially harming domestic manufacturers. CEO John Bozzella has called for decisive legislative action before the current congressional session ends on January 3, citing national security concerns.

As midterm elections approach, bipartisan discussions continue regarding the implications of Chinese investments in American automotive firms, emphasizing the need for balanced policies to protect U.S. industry interests.

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