OEMs urge U.S. Congress to swiftly pass legislation banning Chinese cars
On September 3, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, a group that represents most major U.S. automakers urged Congress to pass legislation that exists in both houses before the end of 2026 that bar Chinese vehicles from the U.S. market.
The group's CEO John Bozzella wrote a letter to Congress stating in part, "Giv....
The group's CEO John Bozzella wrote a letter to Congress stating in part, "Giv....
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