U.S. looks beyond tariffs to block Chinese smart cars | China suppliers in Mexico stoke trade fears | BYD plans Mexico EV plant | Imports edge up | GM, Ford open to partnerships to counter China EVs

New measures would cover EVs and parts from China, no matter where they’re finally assembled, to prevent Chinese makers from moving cars and components into U.S. markets through other nations, Bloomberg reported.

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