Major automakers urge US Congress to pass permanent ban on Chinese vehicles
Nearly every major automaker, through the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, is urging Congress to make the US ban on Chinese vehicles permanent. The push targets the post-midterm session next week, after a Senate fast-track effort stalled in September. Alliance president John Bozzella pointed to surveillance risk and the threat of a flood of Chinese imports. The group represents GM, Toyota, Volkswagen and most other large automakers selling in the US.
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