Chinese authorities released draft guidelines on transmitting data from automobiles overseas, a move that could pave the way ...

China is considering new regulations that would require data collected by intelligent cars to be stored in the country, a move triggered by recent concerns that cameras in Tesla Inc. vehicles can ...

Automakers stressed they share data to comply with Chinese law and obtain consent from car owners. Nearly all have announced plans to aggressively expand electric vehicle offerings in China ...

A visitor gets to grips with an intelligent connected onboard system at an auto show held in Wuhan, Hubei province, in 2019. [Photo by Zhang Chang/China News Service] The Cyberspace Administration ...

Later, Tesla China said the cameras in its cars aren't activated outside ... here and must abide by all Chinese laws and regulations. In fact, our data will be very well protected.

BEIJING, May 27 (Reuters) - BMW, Daimler and Ford have set up facilities in China to store data generated by their cars locally, they told Reuters, as automakers come under growing pressure in the ...

which are significantly more limiting than European regulations on data transfer from Europe to China. China has strengthened its oversight over data management within the country and most ...

China is considering new regulations that would require data collected by intelligent cars to be stored in the country, a move triggered by recent concerns that cameras in Tesla Inc. vehicles can ...

China is considering new regulations that would require data collected by intelligent cars to be stored in the country, a move triggered by recent concerns that cameras in Tesla Inc vehicles can ...