This bill prohibits the operation of connected vehicles and their components manufactured by foreign adversaries within 25 miles of U.S. military installations, federal government facilities, and sensitive infrastructure. The legislation targets technology designed, developed, or supplied by entities controlled by countries hostile to the United States, citing national security concerns about surveillance and data collection capabilities. The President has authority to adjust the 25-mile restriction for particularly sensitive military bases and to direct federal agencies to enforce the prohibition through regulations. Within 120 days of the bill's enactment, the Secretaries of Homeland Security and Defense, the Attorney General, and the Director of National Intelligence must jointly submit both a classified report and a public unclassified report to Congress analyzing the national security risks posed by this technology. The bill does not specify funding amounts but directs federal agencies to coordinate on enforcement and definition of what constitutes sensitive infrastructure.