U.S. auto parts imports face scrutiny over Chinese forced labor | Tesla rekindles EV price war | China is now top vehicle exporter | BYD calls on Chinese automakers to 'demolish the old legends'

Until now, enforcement of a year-old U.S. law that bans the import of goods made in Xinjiang, China, has focused mainly on solar panels, tomatoes and cotton apparel.

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