The Biden administration is set to propose a ban on Chinese software and hardware in connected and autonomous vehicles due to national security concerns, sources told Reuters. The move follows worries about data collection and potential manipulation of U.S. vehicles by Chinese companies.

The Biden administration has raised serious concerns about the collection of data by Chinese companies on U.S. drivers.

The US Commerce Department is planning to reveal proposed rules that would ban Chinese- and Russian-made hardware and software for connected vehicles as soon as Monday, said people familiar with the matter.

The Biden administration on Monday is expected to propose a ban on Chinese software and hardware in connected and autonomous vehicles in the US over national security concerns, according to Reuters. The proposed ban would bar vehicles from China with essential communications or automated driving system software or hardware,

A ban on Chinese software could be enforced from the 2027 model year while a hardware ban may be introduced for 2030. The Biden administration has expressed fears about Chinese technologies risking national security.

The US Commerce Department is set to propose a ban on Chinese software and hardware in connected and autonomous vehicles due to national security concerns. This move is part of the Biden administration's ongoing efforts to mitigate risks associated with Chinese technology in critical infrastructure.

A new regulation would ban Chinese software and hardware in new vehicles sold in the US within the next few years.