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BAIC has reportedly started selling some models in the Mexican market and is considering building a plant
in the country.
BAIC's current goal is to sell at least 5,000 vehicles
a year in the Mexican market by 2018.
BAIC has not disclosed a specific timeline for the plant to begin, so it is unclear how this possible plant will affect future sales
.
BAIC is keeping pace with a range of international automakers by establishing a presence in Mexico to facilitate access to the U.
S.
and Latin American auto markets
.
Last Thursday, BAIC sold its first car
on the Mexican market.
A BAIC insider said: "Mexico is a very important part
of our long-term vision.
”
The Chinese company said it will sell sedans and small SUVs in Mexico through six dealerships, while another three models are scheduled to go on sale
by the end of the year.
It has partnered with local distributor Grupo Picacho
.
Since Chinese state-owned automaker FAW Group left the Mexican market in 2009, BAIC is currently the only Chinese automaker
to enter the market.
Because it seems likely that China will beat multiple established car-making powerhouses
by releasing a best-selling electric car in Mexico.
BAIC has reportedly started selling some models in the Mexican market and is considering building a plant
in the country.
BAIC's current goal is to sell at least 5,000 vehicles
a year in the Mexican market by 2018.
BAIC has not disclosed a specific timeline for the plant to begin, so it is unclear how this possible plant will affect future sales
.
BAIC is keeping pace with a range of international automakers by establishing a presence in Mexico to facilitate access to the U.
S.
and Latin American auto markets
.
Last Thursday, BAIC sold its first car
on the Mexican market.
A BAIC insider said: "Mexico is a very important part
of our long-term vision.
”
The Chinese company said it will sell sedans and small SUVs in Mexico through six dealerships, while another three models are scheduled to go on sale
by the end of the year.
It has partnered with local distributor Grupo Picacho
.
Since Chinese state-owned automaker FAW Group left the Mexican market in 2009, BAIC is currently the only Chinese automaker
to enter the market.
Because it seems likely that China will beat multiple established car-making powerhouses
by releasing a best-selling electric car in Mexico.
