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Trump Admin permits Volvo to keep selling connected cars in the U.S.

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Kirsten Korosec
Trump Admin permits Volvo to keep selling connected cars in the U.S.
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The Trump administration has granted Volvo Cars a special exemption to continue selling connected vehicles in the U.S. despite previous bans on Chinese-linked automotive technology. The decision follows negotiations regarding Volvo's data security and governance, allowing the company to proceed with its American expansion plans.

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This highlights the tension between national security concerns regarding Chinese technology and the practical realities of globalized supply chains in the automotive industry.

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