‘Unfair Trade’: Automakers Push Congress To Ban Chinese Cars In The U.S.

Car makers in the U.S. want Congress to ban Chinese cars before the end of the year.

There’s not a single Chinese-branded car for sale in the U.S, but a major lobby group wants that to become permanent law.

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation sent a letter to Congress, saying that Chinese automakers are dumping subsidized vehicles around the world.

Chinese-branded cars are gaining steam across the world, except for the United States, where there’s not a single Chinese car for sale. And now, a major lobby group wants legislators to keep China’s connected cars out of the U.S. for good, as soon as possible.

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation, which represents dozens of carmakers with a U.S. presence, including General Motors, Ford, Honda, BMW, Toyota, and Volvo, sent a letter to Congress, urging lawmakers to permanently ban Chinese cars from reaching the country before the year ends.