Ryan Grim

And she's doing this on the eve of the World Cup, we should mention as well.

Games in Mexico on Thursday, lots of anxiety about potential violence.

Yoan Grill had a good piece on that, on those kind of tensions.

So there's politics in there, too.

Totally, totally.

Yeah, I believe it's called the Ovinia.

And it's not very fast.

I think its top speed is like 50 miles an hour.

And so, like, some of the opposition have said that, oh, it's basically just a glorified scooter.

But, I mean, yeah, that could reasonably get you around in, like, some big cities.

Like, that's a flagship that the Mexican government had.

They wanted to have their own Mexican-manufactured electric vehicle.

Is there a Chinese partnership?

Like, what's the... I don't think so.

I think it was pretty...

Now, there's a ton of Mexican EVs in China and a lot of anxieties of that if they'll ever be let into the U.S.

You mean Chinese EVs in Mexico?

Yeah, Chinese EVs in Mexico that will be let in.

And actually, you guys bring that up with NAFTA.

That's a good point.