• 为自动驾驶汽车制造激光雷达组件的禾赛因涉嫌与中国军方有联系而被美国政府列入所谓的1260H名单。
• 虽然这不会受到直接处罚，但供应商声称它遭受了声誉损害。
• 现在，禾赛正在起诉美国政府，要求华盛顿法院将其从1260H中删除，或者宣布该名单违宪。

总部位于上海的自动驾驶汽车LiDAR组件供应商禾赛（Hesai）已起诉美国政府将其列入涉嫌协助中国军方的公司的灰名单。

尽管没有与列入1260H名单相关的处罚，但禾赛声称，它遭受了“声誉损害，股价大幅下跌，并失去了商业机会”，根据周一向华盛顿联邦法院提交的起诉书。

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据彭博社报道，这家在纳斯达克上市的LiDAR供应商坚称，它只设计用于商业和民用的产品。“没有任何中国政府或军事实体试图对禾赛集团的管理、战略或研发业务施加影响或控制，”它声称。

该公司表示，纳入1260H已经扰乱了其在美国建立生产设施的计划，在政府决定暂停之前，这些讨论处于后期阶段。

禾赛激光雷达探测器。信用：禾赛

被列入灰名单不会受到制裁或直接处罚，但预计这将限制一些国防合同，并可能阻止美国公司与上市公司合作。禾赛是加入1260H的十几家企业之一，包括华为技术有限公司和半导体制造国际公司。

智能手机制造商小米也曾被列入名单，但在美国法院赢得法律诉讼后，成功迫使政府将其删除。在诉讼中，禾赛要求国防部解释为什么它被列入1260H，并敦促法院将其从名单中删除，或宣布其违宪。https://www.carscoops.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/2024-Hesai-LiDAR-Detectors-1-1024x576.jpg

禾赛激光雷达探测器。信用：禾赛

被列入灰名单不会受到制裁或直接处罚，但预计这将限制一些国防合同，并可能阻止美国公司与上市公司合作。禾赛是加入1260H的十几家企业之一，包括华为技术有限公司和半导体制造国际公司。

智能手机制造商小米也曾被列入名单，但在美国法院赢得法律诉讼后，成功迫使政府将其删除。在诉讼中，禾赛要求国防部解释为什么它被列入1260H，并敦促法院将其从名单中删除，或宣布其违宪。https://www.carscoops.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/2024-Hesai-LiDAR-Detectors-3-1024x576.jpg

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Chinese LiDAR Maker Sues US After Being Accused Of Military Ties

Nasdaq-traded Hesai is fighting to get the so-called 1260H list deemed unconstitutional in the U.S.

by Sebastien Bell

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• Hesai, which makes LiDAR components for automated vehicles, was placed on the so-called 1260H list by the U.S. government for alleged ties to the Chinese military.
• Although that does not carry direct penalties, the supplier claims that it has suffered reputational injuries.
• Now, Hesai is suing the U.S. government, demanding that a Washington court remove it from 1260H, or declare the list unconstitutional.

Hesai, a Shanghai-based supplier of LiDAR components for autonomous vehicles, has sued the U.S. government for adding it to a greylist of companies that have allegedly assisted the Chinese military.

Although there are no penalties associated with inclusion on the 1260H list, Hesai claims that it has suffered “reputational injury, a significant drop in stock price, and lost business opportunities,” according to a complaint if filed in Washington federal court on Monday.

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The LiDAR supplier that is listed on Nasdaq insists that it only designs products for commercial and civilian uses, reports Bloomberg. “No Chinese governmental or military entity has sought to exert influence or control over the Hesai Group’s management, strategy, or research and development operations,” it claimed.

The company says that inclusion on 1260H has disrupted its plans to build a production facility in the U.S., discussions for which were at an advanced stage before the government’s decision put them on hold.

Inclusion on the greylist carries no sanctions or direct penalties, though it is expected to restrict some defense contracts, and may discourage American companies from partnering with listed companies. Hesai is one of over a dozen businesses that have been added to 1260H, including Huawei Technologies Co. and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp.

Smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi was also once included on the list, but succeeded in forcing the government to remove it after winning a legal battle in U.S. court. In its suit, Hesai is demanding that the Department of Defense explain why it was included on 1260H, and has urged the court to remove it from the list, or to declare it unconstitutional.