By Cesar Reyes
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, presented a video showing for the first time what the design of the Mexican electric vehicle “Olinia” will be like.
“It is an intense work, of more than 80 Mexican academics, technicians, who worked intensely, many of them from different parts of the country concentrated in Pueblaat the headquarters of the National Technology of Mexico and there they worked for days and days, months, to have the design. And now the prototype is ready. And this prototype is going to be presented on June 7,” he said.
From her morning conference, the Mexican president announced that the cargo prototype will be presented in July and between August and September the massive construction of Olinia will begin.
“In the month of July, the cargo Olinia is presented, which is a small vehicle very similar which is used for small loads, in cities and starting in August, September or so, the objective is to begin construction for the development of the Olinia on a large scale. “This is the Mexican vehicle Olinia, an electric vehicle,” he stated.
For his part, Roberto Capuano Tripp, director of the Olinia Project, assured that this small vehicle was developed with the needs of the communities of Mexico in mind.
“It is affordable, 100% electric, so it costs very little to operate. Even less than a motorcycle, it can be charged in a conventional socket in any home or business, it is large and spacious“It is comfortable and, for safety and the uses for which it is intended, it operates at a maximum speed of 50 kilometers per hour,” he assured.
According to what was announced, Olinia, developed by scientists from the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) and the National Technology Institute of Mexico, is expected to begin to be marketed in Mexico starting in 2027 with production that will reach up to 50 thousand units in the next four years.
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