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US Carmakers Rush to Remove Chinese Software Amid Security Concerns

2/6/2026

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US carmakers are working to eliminate Chinese software from their vehicles due to new national-security regulations.
Modern cars, especially electric vehicles, include many internet-connected features that may use Chinese technology.
Experts say the forthcoming rules are among the most significant auto regulations in decades, affecting cameras and GPS systems.
The move follows a Norway incident where Chinese-made buses could be halted remotely, prompting anti-hacking measures.

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Story summary

US carmakers are working to eliminate Chinese software from their vehicles due to new national-security regulations.
Modern cars, especially electric vehicles, include many internet-connected features that may use Chinese technology.
Experts say the forthcoming rules are among the most significant auto regulations in decades, affecting cameras and GPS systems.
The move follows a Norway incident where Chinese-made buses could be halted remotely, prompting anti-hacking measures.