https://www.wired.com/story/china-conquers-mexican-automotive-market-and-the-us-is-worried/
State department hand wringing that China is going to use the US trade agreements as they were designed is 
I fully expect them to redo these with "except china" clauses.
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God I hope this turns into a BYD dealership in Hermosillo and not a pipeline directly into the US skipping all the people that actually live in Mexico.
Per the article china is already market leader in MX, presumably these could be had there already
Good point, I just assumed because I never see them around. I looked it up and there is a new BYD store on the west side where I don't really ever go. I've only really seen an EV only once or twice so It is probably easy to be the market leader of a really tiny market.