Chinese EVs are surging overseas, but concerns that the connected vehicles could collect data and send it back to China are raising security alarms. Steve Harrigan gets a firsthand look inside one of China's massive EV factories, where highly automated assembly lines are producing cars ranging from roughly $10,000 to models capable of topping 200 mph. The concerns extend beyond the U.S. market. Israel has banned Chinese EVs from military bases over spying fears, while tariffs of more than 100% help keep the vehicles out of the U.S. market. Download the FOX News app to follow this developing story: ▻