Trade with China

Modern vehicles are essentially surveillance platforms, experts tell China Commission at a recent hearing.

Lawmakers remain adamant the auto market shouldn't be opened up. Will there be another go-around if Xi Jinping visits Washington in September?

Lawmakers have proposed a Chinese auto import ban via legislation, even if market access is mistakenly granted.

For Immediate Release: May 7, 2026 Washington, D.C. — Industrial overcapacity has plagued American workers and manufacturers for decades, triggering plant closures and eroding our national...

Ahead of President Trump's Beijing trip, lawmakers warn a deal that lets Chinese automakers in risks "decimating U.S. manufacturing."

The threat to domestic manufacturers and workers is immense, AAM argues in a new video.

New video campaign calls on Congress to pass Connected Vehicle Security Act For Immediate Release: May 4, 2026 Washington, D.C. — Chinese autos will obliterate America’s manufacturing supply...

Chinese President Xi Jinping has a change of heart when it comes to the trade policies and practices that Beijing has long deployed to dominate the global market. In a stunning and entirely...

Market access for Chinese automakers would be a big mistake, AAM's Scott Paul argues in a Detroit News opinion.

It's easier said than done. And experts says the economy is still heavily weighted toward export-led growth.