Producătorii auto cer Congresului SUA să interzică mașinile chinezești

The U.S. auto industry is urging Congress to permanently ban Chinese cars from the American market, citing national security risks and unfair competition. The Alliance for Automotive Innovation, representing major automakers, claims Chinese manufacturers benefit from subsidies and engage in dumping practices. They warn that while the issue is not yet widespread in the U.S., legislation is needed to prevent potential threats. The Senate's Commerce Committee has already approved a bill to tighten restrictions on Chinese automakers, but concerns remain about its implications for companies with Chinese shareholders. The Chinese embassy has opposed the bill, emphasizing China's openness to international automakers.