Buenos Aires hosts first Chinese auto show

Buenos Aires is hosting its first Chinese auto show as brands rapidly expand in Argentina following a shift toward a more open market under President Javier Milei.

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Kaik vehicles are displayed during the first Chinese auto show as Chinese automakers are expanding in Argentina as the government's market-opening measures boost competition in the auto sector in Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2, 2026. REUTERS/Alessia Maccioni

Argentina is hosting its first Chinese auto show on Friday as the country's car market opens to global competition under President Javier Milei. The influx follows a government tariff exemption allowing up to 50,000 electric and hybrid vehicles to enter tariff-free in 2026. Chinese manufacturers reached 10% of total car and light commercial vehicle sales in August, up from 2% late last year.

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