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Australia investigates Chinese Yutong buses over remote disablement risks, amid security concerns.
Australian authorities are investigating cybersecurity concerns over Chinese-made Yutong electric buses, following reports from Norway and Denmark that the vehicles could be remotely disabled via a "kill switch."
The ACT Government is probing its 96 Yutong buses, working with VDI Australia and federal agencies, though officials note differences in bus models.
Transport Canberra says software updates are done locally and securely, while VDI acknowledges over-the-air updates exist but require manual approval.
Transport for NSW confirms its 26 Yutong buses meet Australian safety and cybersecurity standards.
Experts warn Chinese-built EVs may pose national security risks, including remote access or surveillance.
Yutong asserts compliance with all international laws.
This follows a prior review of the ACT fleet that cleared it of forced labor allegations.
Australia investiga los autobuses chinos Yutong por los riesgos de inhabilitación remota, en medio de preocupaciones de seguridad.