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Sheinbaum debuts Olinia, Mexico’s new low-cost EV
Sheinbaum introduced Olinia 1, Mexico’s first proprietary electric vehicle, designed for short-distance, intensive use with a 50 km range and a starting price of 150,000 pesos. The Mexican government plans to launch 2,000 charging stations by 2027 and highlights the vehicle’s affordability, safety, and compatibility with NACS charging standards.
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