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The Biden administration has announced a new initiative to ban Chinese-developed software on connected vehicles operating in the United States. The move is intended to safeguard national security by preventing potential Chinese espionage or manipulation of critical infrastructure through connected car technology. The ban, likely to be finalized before President Biden leaves office, is the latest in a series of actions targeting Chinese technology deemed a national security risk. It follows similar restrictions on Huawei equipment and investigations into Chinese port cranes. Officials acknowledge that few Chinese-made vehicles are currently on U.S. roads. However, they stress the need for proactive…

General Motors announced that starting Wednesday, owners of its electric vehicles, including models like the Chevrolet Bolt and GMC Hummer, will now be able to charge their vehicles at Tesla Supercharger stations. The development follows a wait-and-see period and is seen as a potential catalyst for boosting EV sales, which have been slowing. To facilitate this compatibility, General Motors will introduce adapters that will allow its vehicles to connect to Tesla’s charging infrastructure. The Tesla Supercharger network is recognized as the largest and most reliable fast-charging system in the United States, and this access is expected to alleviate consumer concerns…