Olinia: The World’s Cutest Car
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June 11, 2026
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as posted by the channelMexico is developing its first domestically produced electric vehicle: the Olinia. With a projected price of around 150,000 pesos (about $8,600), it's designed not to compete with Tesla or the major global automakers, but to meet everyday urban needs in Mexico—from school drop-offs to market trips and improving mobility for people with disabilities.
In this clip from Episode 110, Kurt and José Luis discuss how this initial model, intentionally modest in size and performance, is just the starting point for Mexico's domestic electric-car production. They also examine how the project fits into Plan Mexico's broader strategy of strengthening national industrial capacity, reducing dependence on imports, and improving air quality in cities like Mexico City.
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