U.S. House Representatives Propose Bill to Strengthen Auto Market Ban on China

Published: May 12, 2026 13:19

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[Two US House Members Propose Bill to Strengthen Auto Ban on China] Two members of the US House of Representatives are set to introduce a bill aimed at strengthening the US government's ban on Chinese automakers' access to the US market. The move comes as President Trump is about to head to China for talks. The bill seeks to codify a regulatory measure previously issued by the Biden administration, which effectively banned all Chinese automakers from selling passenger vehicles in the US, and to take additional steps to block Chinese automakers from entering the US light vehicle market.

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