US trade prepares to ban Chinese programs for smart cars

The US Department of Trade plans to track proposed rules for the ban on devices and programs connected to the Internet by Monday linked to China and Russia, according to people who are known. The Ministry of Trade has held meetings with experts in the industry in recent months with the aim of addressing the safety issues raised by the new generation of smart cars. People who are familiar with the matter said that this move will include the ban on the use and testing of Chinese and Russian technology in self -management systems and vehicle communication systems. While the ban focuses mainly on software, the proposed bases will also include some devices. Many cars, whether working with gasoline or electricity, are equipped with devices that connect it to internet or cloud services, which may make them targets for penetration. The proposed restrictions come as a result of an investigation into the risks of cyber security associated with the software software, which was launched by US President Joe Biden in March. The US concern is the biggest concern of the Biden administration is to prevent China or Russia from entering vehicles or detecting cars by intercepting communication with the software systems developed by their local businesses. The rules will also have a protection element, as most new cars have been connected to the Internet by at least entertainment and information systems, which means Chinese car manufacturers can be prevented from selling their vehicles in the United States if they use their linked technology. In May, the US administration imposed a 100% customs tariff on Chinese electric cars, pointing out that the Chinese government supports its car industry and increases the production surplus, at a time when US businesses manufacture more battery run cars. The Ministry of Trade refused to comment on the requests of “Bloomberg”. Lille Brenard, director of the National Economic Council of the White House, will talk in Detroit on Monday about the efforts of the Biden Administration “to improve the US auto industry.” The Chinese competition The pioneering role of China in the field of electric vehicles and the components of smart cars have emerged due to partially generous government support and subsidies. Ate have sold a large number of electric cars compared to Tesla in the last quarter of last year, and global car manufacturers have increasingly dependent on Chinese suppliers to obtain the necessary technology for internet -connected vehicles. China said it respects the privacy of the data and the safety of its international clients and the principles of fair competition. The US Department of Trade will implement new restrictions to prevent Chinese businesses from collecting data on managers in the United States, especially individuals, and sending China. The Chinese suppliers will also prevent the creation of a larger foothold in the market from giving the US automotive time to build its supply chain for the Internet connected to the Internet. The proposal of the Ministry of Trade contains different periods to implement changes to affected programs and components, according to people who are familiar with them. The organization of communication revealed that the officials were aimed at issuing the final rules for the ban in January 2025, after a 30 -day comment period on the proposal. Reuters reported the first time the first time on Saturday. In addition to drivers and self-management systems, as well as programs that follow vehicles with maps and satellite location, the rules will also organize devices for vehicle communication systems. This may include “V2X” systems that use cars to communicate with road infrastructure, other linked and cloud vehicles.