The deal with China was less welcomed by auto manufacturers, who argue it will undercut Canadian industry and workers
'Massive risk': Chinese EVs are the first test for Canada’s new strategic partnership with China
Canada’s strategic partnership with China to allow Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) into the market introduces significant cybersecurity risks, as these vehicles may contain undisclosed vulnerabilities or backdoors. Auto manufacturers and Canadian industries are directly affected, raising concerns about supply chain integrity, data privacy, and potential espionage. The lack of transparency in Chinese EV technology exacerbates these risks, leaving critical infrastructure and national security exposed.