U. S. Auto Industry Races to Purge Chinese Connected Car Hardware Amid Federal Push The U. S. auto industry is scrambling to purge connected car hardware from China as federal regulations tighten.
Beneath the surface level concern about national security and data privacy lies a more complex web of interests, historical context, and technological underpinnings.
At the heart of this transformation is Eagle Wireless, an Ohio based company founded in 2025 with a mission to supplant Chinese dominance in modules – small circuit boards that facilitate wireless communication between vehicles and their surroundings.