I don't think that will happen. Chinese leaders want to show China is open for business amd foreign investment irrespective of country of origin. So that won't change. Afterall, removing/banning US companies outright might send a bad signal to other foreign investors as western media will fan the flames by trying to portray China as targeting Foreign companies/protectionism to discourage investment in China. I think CCP is aware of this. Reason they have never taken any drastic measures against the US despite US government taking so many measures against Chinese companies and blocking or sanctioning China countless times. I think China doesn't want to make things worse at the moment. So cool heads still prevail. Afterall Chinese leaders are not emotional ones like Iran, North Korea or even Russia. They think long term and rationally.
Afterall, Chinese auto companies are gaining market share each year in China already. Plus every country protects their auto industry to some extent..especially advanced countries since its constitutes a huge percentage of countries industry and GDP. So Chinese companies would have to set up factories and investment in those countries to manufacture their cars locally instead of exporting from China. So I see nothing wrong there. Western Korean and Japanese auto companies have been doing that for decades. China will and should do the same.
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