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Move over, Tesla—Mexico is charging into the electric vehicle race! The country, long known as a car manufacturing hub for foreign brands, just announced its first domestic EV line, aiming to compete globally as demand for green transport surges.
China currently leads the EV revolution (think BYD and NIO ), but Mexico’s timing is electric: President Claudia Sheinbaum, a climate scientist with a PhD in sustainable energy, is turbocharging local innovation. \"We’re not just assembling cars anymore,\" one engineer told reporters. \"This is about Mexican tech for Mexican roads.\"
The push comes as Latin America’s second-largest economy shifts gears toward sustainability. While details remain under wraps, insiders say the vehicles will target middle-class buyers with solar-compatible batteries—perfect for sun-drenched cities like Guadalajara and Monterrey .
Could this be Mexico’s ticket to the clean energy big leagues? One thing’s clear: The global EV map just got a lot more colorful .
The country, long known as a car manufacturing hub for foreign brands, just announced its first domestic EV line, aiming to compete globally as demand for green transport surges.
), but Mexico’s timing is electric: President Claudia Sheinbaum, a climate scientist with a PhD in sustainable energy, is turbocharging local innovation. \"We’re not just assembling cars anymore,\" one engineer told reporters. \"This is about Mexican tech for Mexican roads.\"
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