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The U.S. auto industry is racing to ditch Chinese-made car tech under new federal rules hitting 2030, sparking a massive supply chain overhaul as automakers scramble to replace banned components—costing 5-15% more and forcing even giants like Ford and Volvo to negotiate exemptions. From battery minerals to connectivity modules, the push for domestic alternatives is reshaping how cars are built, with EV startups leading the agile response while legacy brands brace for a costly, complex transition that could redefine American manufacturing.

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