'Race with China to out-innovate': Trump administration eases safety rules for Tesla and other automakers
Friday, 25 April 2025 () The Trump administration is easing federal safety regulations to bolster US autonomous vehicle leadership against Chinese competition, allowing companies like Tesla to seek exemptions for testing. "We’re in a race with China to out-innovate, and the stakes couldn’t be higher,” said Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy in a statement, justifying the move. “Our new framework will slash red tape and move us closer to a single national standard," he added.
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The Trump administration is easing regulatory hurdles for self-driving cars, aiming to boost US automakers' competitiveness against China. Carmakers can now seek... IndiaTimes