(TestMiles) – As you cruise down the freeway, the next car you pass might just be from China.
Yes, the lineup of vehicles made in China is growing, and it’s not just about affordability anymore—it’s about advanced technology and competitive features. But this surge brings with it a complex brew of economic, security, and technological considerations that American consumers and policymakers must navigate.
Currently, American streets see models like the Polestar 2, Buick Envista, Lincoln Nautilus, and Volvo EX30—all manufactured in China. These models are just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what’s available globally. High-tech innovations are becoming standard in these vehicles, with features that could outpace Silicon Valley’s offerings. For instance, consider the Yangwang U8—a luxury electric SUV not only capable of swimming but equipped with state-of-the-art lidar technology, a 360-degree turning capability, and an eye-catching side-lighting battery status display.
Despite these advancements, the acceptance of …