Chinese Automakers Utilizing Loopholes in U.S. Legislation to Get Vehicles Into America
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Chinese auto manufacturers – of both the gas and electric-powered varieties – have been attempting to make headway into the American market for some time, but have found themselves impeded by bipartisan efforts in Washington to impose heavy taxes upon these imports, in addition to finding themselves under heavy scrutiny over potential national security risks associated with the tech embedded in these vehicles.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Chinese auto manufacturers – of both the gas and electric-powered varieties – have been attempting to make headway into the American market for some time, but have found themselves impeded by bipartisan efforts in Washington to impose heavy taxes upon these imports, in addition to finding themselves under heavy scrutiny over potential national security risks associated with the tech embedded in these vehicles.