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U.S.-China tensions reshaping supply chains for lidar, AV tech

Four panelists speak at a Dec. 3 Alliance for Automotive Innovation conference in Washington, D.C.
Panelists, from left, Jim Adler of Toyota Ventures, Austin Russell of Luminar Technologies, Aicha Evans of Zoox and Darran Anderson of the Texas Department of Transportation discuss how geopolitical tensions are reshaping supply chains at the Alliance for Automotive Innovation conference on Dec. 3. (JOHN IRWIN/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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John Irwin
December 04, 2024 04:24 PM

WASHINGTON — Geopolitical tension between the U.S. and China is leading developers of lidar and advanced driving technologies to rethink how they build their supply chains, industry executives said.

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