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US Automakers Urge Congress to Ban Chinese AI-Enabled Connected Vehicles

September 3, 2026
oecd:2026-09-03-7162View source ↗

What happened

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation, representing major US automakers, has urged Congress to permanently ban the sale, import, and manufacture of Chinese connected vehicles, hardware, and software. The group cites potential national security risks and unfair competition due to AI-enabled surveillance and data collection capabilities in these vehicles.

Reported impact

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Relevant governance controls

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Sources and evidence

OECD AI Incidents Monitor
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US Automakers Urge Congress to Ban Chinese AI-Enabled Connected Vehicles
2026-09-03