Your Vehicle Is a National Security Risk From China

In February 2024, the U.S. Department of Commerce launched an investigation into national security risks involving connected vehicles and technology linked to China.

But waiting for a security failure before asking who has access to vehicle data would be an astonishingly reckless way to protect the public.

The proposed Connected Vehicle Security Act of 2026 seeks to address risks associated with connected vehicles and related technology tied to foreign adversaries.

Those questions apply across the automotive industry, not just to technology connected to China.

Washington Must Finish What It Started The United States cannot afford to ignore genuine national security risks simply because addressing them is complicated or commercially inconvenient.