Top White House economic adviser Lael Brainard plans to lay out on Monday the Biden administration's broad approach to safeguarding the U.S. auto sector from what it considers China's unfair trade actions.

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The U.S. Commerce Department on Monday is proposing a ban on key Chinese and Russian-made hardware and software in internet-connected vehicles in the United States,

The Biden administration has proposed a ban on the use and testing of connected vehicle software and equipment from China and Russia.The rule includes any systems that connect a vehicle to the outside world,

"We'll secure our cars ... from potential surveillance, remote access and control," Secretary of Commerce Raimondo said.

The Biden-Harris Administration is planning to protect national security from connected vehicle technologies linked to foreign countries, especially China and Russia. The White House announced new measures to restrict the sale and import of vehicles and parts that use certain foreign technologies.

The White House said the fund would ‘facilitate access to lower cost capital for small- and medium-sized auto manufacturers to refinance, grow, and diversify their businesses’

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Top White House economic adviser Lael Brainard will lay out on Monday the Biden administration's broad approach to safeguarding the U.S. auto sector from what it considers China's unfair trade actions.

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The US is seeking to ban certain hardware and software made in China and Russia from cars, trucks and buses over security risks.The Commerce