The electric car manufacturer Zacua, based in Puebla, expressed its willingness to collaborate with the Olinia project backed by the federal government and support the installation of one of its sites in the state. Through an official statement, the company reported that on January 23, it received representatives of the Olinia project, Roberto Capuano Tripp and Rafael Garayana Guajardo, who are responsible for developing an innovative range of Mexican mini electric vehicles. This visit was part of a work tour coordinated by the state governor, Alejandro Armenta Mier.
In its statement, Zacua highlighted the importance of public policies aligned with global trends in electromobility, emphasizing that this structural change will transform the transportation industry worldwide. The company expressed its conviction that government support for electromobility in Mexico is a unique opportunity to move towards a more sustainable future.
"At Zacua, we recognize that this effort is charting a clear path towards a more sustainable and technologically advanced future," the company pointed out in the statement. Zacua also reiterated its commitment to the success of the Olinia project, assuring that the company is ready to contribute and collaborate with this ambitious plan aimed at transforming the mobility landscape in the country.
