Welcome back to EV News Daily.

Coming up today, Biden's China ban could threaten Tesla.

GM's data shows a big EV turnaround and Rivian's $10 million philanthropy.

Plus stay tuned because later in the show, I'll tell you why driving a Tesla model,

why might not be a good idea if you want to pass your driving test.

Well, good morning, good afternoon or good evening,

wherever you are in the world. Welcome to EV News Daily or trusted source of EV information.

For Tuesday, 24th of September, I'm Martin Lee, and I go through every EV story that I can find

sometimes over a thousand different feeds so that you don't have to, because you're busy,

and this is my job, and so I whittle it down

to 20, 25 minutes of what you need to know. And welcome to a new podcast producer Brian Marks.

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Be more like Brian. Thank you, Brian Marks, for being a new producer of the show.

You signed up last Thursday, and I do a name a day. So, sorry you had to wait a few days to hear your

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podcast app. I think we should dive into more on this ban on Chinese tech in electric vehicles in the United States and why it could

threaten Tesla. Well, Joe Biden's recent ban on Chinese technology and new EVs could

significantly impact the electric vehicle sector, particularly Tesla, and I'll tell you why.

And we mentioned this previously on the podcast and we talked about actually the UK had a similar

story about one week ago, which is connected electric vehicles that have SIM cards inside,

where you can access the cameras on the app, where you can even unlock the vehicle,

could potentially be disabled by a foreign entity if you went to war with them, for instance. So if your EV was controlled

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