Bans electric vehicles and parts from certain foreign companies to protect the U.S. power grid.
This bill would stop the sale and import of electric vehicles and their key charging parts if they are made by companies identified as "foreign entities of concern." This aims to protect the U.S. electrical grid from potential cyber threats and disruptions. As a result, consumers would not be able to purchase these specific foreign-made electric vehicles or components in the United States.
Today, electric vehicles and their charging components manufactured by foreign entities of concern can potentially be sold and imported into the United States. If this bill becomes law, it would prohibit the sale and import of these specific electric vehicles and components, aiming to protect the U.S. electrical grid from potential disruptions that currently cost the nation $121 billion annually in local power outages.
HR 8768 · 119th Congress · May 12, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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