US Considers Ban on Chinese AV Software

Highways News recently published the article "US set to propose a ban on Chinese AV software." This article highlights the US's latest proposed measures for national security regarding AVs, which significantly affect the autonomous vehicle (AV) industry. The U.S. Department of Commerce plans to propose a ban on Chinese-developed software in AVs, specifically targeting vehicles with Level 3 automation and above, to mitigate cybersecurity risks. The proposed rule is part of broader efforts to secure connected vehicle technologies from foreign threats.

Article's Key Points

• The proposed ban will target software developed by Chinese companies for autonomous and connected vehicles with Level 3 automation and above.
• The Commerce Department's rule will require automakers and suppliers to verify that their cars do not use Chinese-developed software.
• A recent meeting involving the US, allies, and industry leaders addressed the cybersecurity risks associated with connected vehicles.

"The department is concerned about the national security risks associated with connected technologies in connected vehicles.'" — Commerce Department spokesperson

The proposed ban on Chinese AV software underscores the growing concerns about cybersecurity in the autonomous vehicle sector. For EYE2DRIVE , this development highlights the importance of secure, domestically developed imaging sensor technologies in maintaining compliance and ensuring safety in AVs. By focusing on innovation and security, Eye2Drive can position itself as a leader in providing trusted solutions for the autonomous vehicle market, appealing to industry professionals and investors looking for reliable and secure technologies.