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Canadian experts urge ban on Chinese EVs at military bases over spying risks, amid ongoing review.
Canadian intelligence and cybersecurity experts are urging the government to ban Chinese electric vehicles from military bases, citing national security risks tied to data collection and potential espionage under China’s national security laws.
They warn that advanced sensors and connectivity features could turn EVs into "rolling surveillance" platforms, transmitting sensitive information even beyond military zones.
While no ban has been implemented, Defence Minister David McGuinty and Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan say they are reviewing the issue.
The debate intensifies as Canada expands access to Chinese EVs through new tariffs and investment plans, prompting calls from Conservative leaders and provincial officials for restrictions near sensitive sites.
Los expertos canadienses instan a prohibir los vehículos eléctricos chinos en las bases militares por riesgos de espionaje, en medio de la revisión en curso.