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Some economists support the move, while automakers worry about flooding market

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[–] Yoga@lemmy.ca 4 points 19 hours ago (1 children)

China recently retaliated to the long standing tariffs we placed on their EVs.

I think there are a lot of potential issues regarding privacy and security and Chinese EVs.

A tariff is not a solution to those problems. Having privacy and security mandates FOR EVERYONE to follow would be a good thing.

[–] CheeseAndCatsup@lemmy.ca 10 points 19 hours ago

The concern is there. Canada should let Chinese vehicles in, but should also mandate security and privacy focused specs. China should be willing to compromise to play ball in North America. There’s a path towards improved relations if both sides want it.