US auto industry races to purge Chinese connected-car hardware amid federal push

The US auto industry is currently racing to remove Chinese connected-car hardware from its vehicles. This urgent shift is driven by new federal rules that are actively reshaping automotive supply chains. Automakers are working quickly to replace Chinese-made vehicle technology to ensure they meet looming compliance deadlines. The federal push necessitates a comprehensive overhaul of hardware components to align with the updated regulatory requirements governing connected-car technology within the United States automotive market.