Last week, XPENG officially launched in Mexico. Their initial models start with the recently refreshed G6 starting at 819,900 MXP (~$45,000 USD), which is slightly higher than the recently stripped back Model Y at 799,000 MXP. Mexican automobile prices tend to overall be somewhat more than those in the US. ... [continued]

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Argentina has been the Latin American EV laggard for as long as I’ve been following the regional transition: it was the last country to surpass 0.1% market share, then one of the last to get to 1%. It also had almost zero presence from the region’s most popular brands, with ... [continued]

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Honda de México signed a contract with Iberdrola México to supply 100% renewable energy to its manufacturing plants in Celaya, Guanajuato, and El Salto, Jalisco, which will contribute to reducing its carbon footprint. “Honda is taking an important step toward the future, moving toward a carbon-free society through our ‘Triple Action to Zero’ initiative. Through … Continue reading Iberdrola Mexico joins forces with Honda to supply wind energy to its manufacturing plants →

Sales of electric and plug-in hybrid cars in Mexico are being lead by BYD, which seems to thrive on challenges.

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Sales of electric and plug-in hybrid cars in Mexico are being lead by BYD, which seems to thrive on challenges.

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