Mexico is a showroom for electric cars, with a growing fleet of sleek new vehicles from Chinese brands unavailable to Americans.
An Aion UT compact electric hatchback. The urban-focused vehicle is among the more accessible electric options available in the Mexican market. (Alejandra Rajal/ For The Washington Post)
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I went to Mexico City this spring to test-drive the future.
What I saw was a split screen between a familiar past and a future of luxurious, space-age cars that cost far less than comparable models at home.
