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Waldo’s sells Chinese-made electric vehicles under its Kiwo brand
Kiwo is the mobility brand of Waldo’s, a Mexican retail chain, and sells vehicles made in China.
Waldo’s does not manufacture the vehicles in Mexico.
Kiwo sells through Waldo’s stores, including its Waldo’s Motors format, and online.
Its products include electric cars, bicycles, motorcycles, cargo tricycles, recreational vehicles, accessories and spare parts.
The brand also has a distributor program in which sellers receive a commission and do not need to buy all stock in advance.
Kiwo is being compared with Olinia because both involve lower-cost electric vehicles for urban use, but they have different origins and business models.
Olinia is a Mexican government project, with production planned to start in 2027, while Kiwo is already selling vehicles in Mexico.
Kiwo is Waldo’s mobility brand, selling Chinese-made vehicles in Mexico through Waldo’s stores and online.
Its range includes electric passenger vehicles, bicycles, motorcycles, cargo tricycles, recreational vehicles, accessories and spare parts.
Waldo’s added Kiwo vehicles to its mobility division in 2024 and developed specialized Waldo’s Motors stores.
Kiwo’s strategy focuses on offering mobility products at accessible prices.
The Kiwo E5 was listed at 79,999.99 pesos in the Kiwomotos catalogue.
- Who
- Kiwo, Waldo’s mobility brand, sells the vehicles. Waldo’s belongs to Grupo Vizion.
- What
- Waldo’s sells Chinese-made electric vehicles under its Kiwo brand.
- When
- Waldo’s added Kiwo vehicles to its mobility division in May 2024.
- Where
- In Mexico, through Waldo’s stores, specialized Waldo’s Motors stores and online sales.
- Why
- Kiwo offers mobility products at accessible prices.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Expansión reported that Waldo’s had added Kiwo vehicles to its mobility division.
Expansión published an article about Kiwo and its vehicles.
Production of Olinia’s electric minivehicles is expected to begin.
- Brand owner
- Kiwo is Waldo’s mobility brand
- Vehicle origin
- China
- Kiwo E5 price
- 79,999.99 pesos
- Waldo’s parent company
- Grupo Vizion
- Olinia production target
- 2027
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