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on september 25, the spokesperson of the ministry of commerce answered questions from reporters about the us rules on restricting chinese connected car software, hardware and complete vehicles. q: on september 23, local time, the us department of commerce issued proposed rules to restrict chinese connected car software, hardware and complete vehicles. what is the ministry of commerce's comment on this?

a: china has noted the proposed rules released by the us. the us department of commerce intends to restrict the use of chinese connected car software, hardware and complete vehicles in the us. china firmly opposes this.

in recent years, the united states has imposed high tariffs on chinese cars, restricted participation in government procurement, and introduced discriminatory subsidy policies. now, on the grounds of so-called national security, it has slandered china's connected car software and hardware and complete vehicles as "unsafe" and restricted their use in the united states. the us practice has no factual basis, violates the principles of market economy and fair competition, and is a typical protectionist practice. it seriously affects the normal cooperation between china and the united states in the field of connected cars, disrupts and distorts the global automotive industry chain and supply chain, and will also harm the interests of american consumers. the us practice is also a non-market behavior of using government power to interfere with corporate economic and commercial cooperation, which constitutes economic coercion.

china urges the us to stop its wrong practice of generalizing national security, immediately revoke relevant restrictive measures, and stop its unreasonable suppression of chinese companies. china will take necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of chinese companies.