Lawmakers Say They'll Keep China Out. One of Its Largest Carmakers Disagrees: TDS

Chery’s vice president Charlie Zhang says the automaker can “definitely” sell cars in the U.S. that meet restrictions on Chinese-origin content, pushing back on lawmakers’ efforts to keep China out. Speaking to the media, Zhang said Chery is open to “different options,” including a possible partnership with American automakers. He also noted the company is preparing to enter Canada in 2027, and argued that from a technical standpoint it can find a China-free solution for both hardware and software. The Downshift also flags a Toyota recall covering Land Cruiser hybrids (2024–2027) for a fuel-tube disconnect risk.