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The article discusses the successful sales of imported Chinese cars in Mexico due to their advanced tech features and cheap prices as of December 2023. Topics covered include the offered five-year warranty, and the 51% rise in car sales in the first 10 months of the year. Also noted are ...
GS Motors is racing to bring the first Chinese cars to America via Mexico—but they are not alone. BYD (Build Your Dreams) showed plug-in hybrid and electric model in Detroit last month and promised to bring them to the US as early as next year. In fact, many of China’s 80 or so...
1 (Xinhua) -- Mexican authorities announced Wednesday that Chinese automaker JAC would soon begin producing cars in the central Mexican state of Hidalgo. Hidalgo Governor Omar Fayad announced the 4.4-billion-peso (212-million-U.S.-dollar) deal between Mexico's Giant Motors Latinoamerica and ...
Chinese cars' growing presence in Mexico, which is itself a major exporter of vehicles, comes at a time when China is a source of contention between the United States, Mexico and Canada, partners in a regional free trade agreement.
It is worth noting that while there is little likelihood of Chinese-brand vehicles being imported into the U.S. directly from that country, China is exploring assembling cars in Mexico, and then exporting them to the U.S. Per the USMCA trade agreement, vehicles built in the U.S., Mexico...
A top official at Mexico's Economy Ministry told media recently that the nation may bar domestic auto dealer Grupo Salinas Motors (GSM) from importing cars made by China's First Auto Works (FAW). "We are in the middle of a judicial review of the authorization that was given a few years...
Republican Sen. Josh Hawley (MO) on Wednesday introduced a bill to raise tariffs on autos from China and apply them to vehicles made by China-headquartered companies that are imported from other countries, including Mexico, amid U.S. industry fears of a
Former president Donald Trump, who has won the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, pledged during a campaign stop in Ohio on March 16 to put a 100 percent tariff on imported Chinese vehicles, even if the cars were produced in Mexico. ...