New York bill A01095 prohibits motor vehicle manufacturers and dealers from charging subscription fees for certain vehicle functions after sale.

New York bill A01095 amends the general business law to prohibit motor vehicle manufacturers and dealers from charging subscription fees for certain functions of a motor vehicle after the vehicle is sold. These functions include navigation system updates, infotainment features, satellite radio, in-vehicle Wi-Fi, telematics services, roadside assistance, software-dependent driver assistance or driver automation features, or vehicle-connected services that rely on cellular or other data networks for continued operation.

New York bill A01095 prohibits motor vehicle manufacturers and dealers from charging subscription fees for certain vehicle functions after sale.

New York bill A01095 amends the general business law to prohibit motor vehicle manufacturers and dealers from charging subscription fees for certain functions of a motor vehicle after the vehicle is sold. These functions include navigation system updates, infotainment features, satellite radio, in-vehicle Wi-Fi, telematics services, roadside assistance, software-dependent driver assistance or driver automation features, or vehicle-connected services that rely on cellular or other data networks for continued operation.