Raimondo said the US could take "extreme measures" to ban Chinese connected cars from entering the US, and China has previously stated that

On May 9, according to Reuters, US Commerce Secretary Raimundo claimed on May 8 local time that the United States may take "extreme measures, namely banning Chinese connected cars from entering the United States." According to the report, this is the first sign that the United States may issue a ban on Chinese connected cars since the US government launched an investigation in February. Raimundo told Reuters that the US Department of Commerce is reviewing comments submitted by the public before April 30. "We have to digest all the information and then figure out what actions we want to take," Raimundo said. "We can take extreme measures, namely banning Chinese connected cars from entering the United States, or seek to take mitigating measures."