Mexico has reportedly denied Chinese automakers access to government incentives due to pressures from U.S. officials. According to a Reuters report, Mexican officials met with BYD, a major Chinese automaker, in January, marking the last meeting between both parties to date. During their conversation, company executives were told the brand would not be eligible for government subsidies, previously awarded to manufacturers for building facilities in the country, and that further talks with any China-based car brand were on hold indefinitely. Reuters' sources attributed Mexico's stance to pressure from the Office of the United States Trade Representative, which they claimed has urged...