Carmakers push to block Chinese-built cars
In the United States, pressure is rising to curb vehicles made in China amid competition and data-security concerns.
Some automakers are asking Washington for tougher measures on cars built in China, arguing that their arrival could upset market balances and put pressure on the local industry.
The debate also includes cybersecurity and the protection of information collected by connected vehicles. For Europe, and Italy as well, the issue matters: price competition could speed up the arrival of increasingly aggressive Chinese models.