Manuel Antelo Brings 4,000 Chinese Cars Electrified From $32 Million

It will be three models, from the Great Wall and Haval brands. It will enter them with the zero tariff quota for alternative motorization. And it strongly supported Milei: "I hit the nail with the problem of the country, which is caste and entrepreneurship."

The Chinese cars are gaining market by leaps and bounds globally and Argentina is no exception, because a well-known businessman announced that he will invest $200 million in the local market to market the models of an Asian automaker he represents because “Javier Milei hit the nail.” The businessman is Manuel Antelo, an Argentine and 71-year-old who settled in Uruguay after the 2001 crisis, and now he was present at an event in the Buenos Aires…

"This President, whom I do not know, understood what the problem was: caste and bad administration," said the businessman. Radicado 12 years ago in Uruguay ahead that bet to replicate the opening of retail and real estate chains.