Chinese ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing said Tuesday it is launching service in Mexico's second-largest city, Guadalajara, expanding its presence in the country—and its challenge to market king Uber.
Didi Chuxing rolled out trial operations in the Mexican city of Toluca in April and has also launched in the country's third-largest city, the northern industrial hub of Monterrey.
The play for Guadalajara ups the ante in its battle with Uber for Latin America's second-largest economy, part of the Chinese service's worldwide bid to cut into the San Francisco-based company's market . . .
