How Chinese hackers could HIJACK EVs to crash cars and trap drivers in terrifying sabotage attacks ...Middle East

EV DRIVERS are at risk of terrifying sabotage attacks from China if it decides to use its electric cars for geopolitical gain, an expert has warned. As fears of World War Three continue to escalate, so do those of a cyber attack from Beijing should they look to gain an early advantage on the West. NetflixNetflix’s apocalyptic film Leave the World Behind depicts a horrifying scene in which hundreds of EVs crash into each other after being hijacked remotely[/caption] A Chinese electric car dramatically bursts into flames on a street in ChinaSupplied Cars smashing into each other, doors suddenly locking and drivers being trapped inside their vehicles are just some of the scenari

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