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BYD and other Chinese manufacturers may lose subsidies in Mexico

$BYD COMPANY(01211.HK)$ $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ $NIO Inc(NIO.US)$ $XPeng(XPEV.US)$ Under pressure from the US, the Mexican government could stop incentivising Chinese EV manufacturers when building a factory there. BYD will be one of the manufacturers affected by this new policy. Of the Chinese manufacturers, BYD is reportedly considering a plant in Mexico. According to Reuters, the last meeting between Mexican authorities and BYD took place in January. According to insiders, authorities made it clear that they would no longer offer incentives such as those granted to car manufacturers in the past and that future meetings with Chinese car manufacturers would be put on hold.
As the news agency Reuters reports, the move concerns access to low-cost public land or tax breaks for investments in EV production in Mexico. Tesla will likely receive such subsidies for its Giga Mexico in the state of Nuevo Leon. Audi’s plant in San José Chiappas and BMW’s plant in San Luis Potosí probably profited from them as well.
My Take: I shared this article because someone posted about the BYD EV maker planning to build a factory in Mexico to compete with the Tesla Mexico Gigafactory and will soon export cheaper EV (than Tesla) to the US. Look like BYD face another setback. You can read BYD and 2 more Chinese EV makers may be facing tariffs from EU because they fail to provide sufficient information here:
BYD, SAIC & Geely Failed to Give sufficient info for EU Anti-subsidy Investigation
BYD and other Chinese manufacturers may lose subsidies in Mexico
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