A new study would examine foreign threats to the American car industry.
This bill would require the Department of Commerce to study how rival countries might threaten the American car industry. The study would look at certain business deals, partnerships, and sharing of new technology. Its goal is to understand potential threats to our country's safety, economy, and new inventions. A public report would be released within two years.
Today, no federal law requires the Department of Commerce to do a full study on how rival countries' involvement might threaten the safety and economy of the American car industry. If this bill becomes law, the Department of Commerce would have to conduct a detailed study on certain business deals by car makers. This study would check for risks to our country's safety, economic strength, and new inventions. The findings would then go to Congress, and a public version would be released within two years.
HR 10158 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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