Just across the southern border, a wave of cut-price electric flagships is exposing the stark technology gap confronting Western automakers.
To understand the widening fissure in the global automotive landscape, you do not need to fly to Shanghai or Shenzhen.
For North American drivers insulated behind tariff walls and protectionist trade rhetoric, the metal roaming south of the Rio Grande represents a profound reality check.
The technical comparison is especially jarring when evaluated against the legacy playbook.
Just across the southern border, a wave of cut-price electric flagships is exposing the stark technology gap confronting Western automakers.