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Germany Forces Lexus to Remotely Kill Car Heating In Dead Of Winter

As some know I'm the paranoid person who goes on about the DCM and how remote access to vehicles is a security concern. It's not just about bad actors attempting to hack your vehicle, it's also about govt and the manufacturer having 24/7 access to your car, which they clearly do.

Here we have a car manufacturer remotely disabling features without a customer's consent by demand of a govt.

Do keep in mind that Germany's global CO2 contribution is 1.6% and falling while China's is 32% and rising. But apparently people warming up their cars in the morning is a problem. This is a country that decided that listening to the crazy activists and shutting down their nuclear power production and going back to fossil fuels was somehow a good idea. Whether you're in Germany or another country I assure you...

Canada has just announced a trade deal with China to import Chinese EVs.

Now, you can replace your aging Prius with a $15,000 modern EV, @Mendel Leisk. It will probably come with a spare tire, too.

Canada agrees to cut tariff on Chinese EVs in return for lower tariffs on Canadian farm products :: WRAL.com

Good luck, @bwilson4web. LOL

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