拜登称中国汽车可能监视美国人
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拜登称中国汽车可能监视美国人
美国已启动调查，评估中国进口汽车构成的潜在国家安全威胁
作者：
塞巴斯蒂安·贝尔
7 小时前
美国总统乔·拜登周四宣布，他已指示美国商务部长对来自中国和其他“受关注国家”的配备联网技术的车辆发起调查。
总统在一份声明中表示，“
中国决心主导汽车市场的未来，包括采取不公平的做法。”
他补充说，该国准备让技术先进的车辆充斥美国道路，这可能
对国家安全构成风险。
拜登说：“来自中国的联网车辆可以收集有关我们公民和基础设施的敏感数据，并将
这些数据发送回中华人民共和国。”
“这些车辆可以被远程访问或禁用。”
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据路透社报道，中国驻华盛顿大使馆批评白宫暗示其车辆对美国人构成威胁。然而，
拜登声称中国对美国汽车制造商施加限制。因此，他问道：“为什么要允许中国的网联汽车在没有保障的情况下在我国运营？”
这并不是美国第一次出于国家安全担忧对中国企业实施限制。此前，由于与数据使用相关的类似担忧，它禁止中国电信公司进入该市场。
白宫官员表示，现在判断商务部长在汽车问题上可能建议采取什么行动还为时过早。然而，他们表示，政府拥有广泛的法律权力，可能会产生“巨大影响”。
美国已经限制使用中国电池的电动汽车获得绿色汽车税收抵免的资格。它还对该国的汽车征收高额关税，不过据说正在考虑修改这些关税以针对在墨西哥组装的中国汽车。
商务部正在未来 60 天内征求意见，并将在该期限过后考虑起草一项法规。调查还将调查在美国组装的车辆的详细信息，例如其软件的来源。
原文阅读
Biden Says Chinese Cars Could Spy On
Americans
The United States has opened an investigation to assess potential
national security threats posed by Chinese vehicle imports
by
Sebastien
Bell
7 hours ago
President Joe Biden announced on Thursday that he has instructed
the U.S. Secretary of Commerce to initiate an investigation into
vehicles equipped with connected technology originating from China
and other “countries of concern.”
In a statement, the president said that “
China is determined to
dominate the future of the auto market, including by using unfair
practices.” He added that the country is poised to flood American
roads with technologically advanced vehicles that could pose a
risk to national security.
“Connected vehicles from China could collect sensitive data about
our citizens and our infrastructure and send
this data back to the
People’s Republic of China,” said Biden. “These vehicles could be
remotely accessed or disabled.”
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The Chinese Embassy in Washington has criticized the White House
for suggesting that its vehicles pose a threat to Americans,
Reuters reports. However,
Biden claimed that
China imposes restrictions on American automakers. Therefore, he
asked, “Why should connected vehicles from China be allowed to
operate in our country without safeguards?”
This wouldn’t be the first time the U.S. has imposed restrictions
on Chinese companies over national security fears. It previously
barred Chinese telecom companies from entering the market over
similar concerns related to data usage.
White House officials said it was too soon to say what action the
Secretary of Commerce might recommend in the case of automobiles.
However, they said that the government has wide legal powers that
could potentially have a “large impact.”
The U.S. has
already restricted electric vehicles with Chinese batteries from
qualifying for green vehicle tax credits. It also imposes a hefty
tariff on the country’s vehicles, though it is said to be
considering modifying those tariffs to target Chinese vehicles
assembled in Mexico.
The Commerce Department is seeking comments for the next 60 days,
and will consider drafting a regulation once that period has
elapsed. The investigation will also look into details about
vehicles assembled in the U.S., such as where their software comes
from.
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