Scania delivers 113 units of R460 tractor to Estafeta in Mexico On October 16, it was reported that Scania México delivered 113 units’ fleet of R460 tractor to Estafeta, a parcel delivery company, to strengthen its logistics operations amid the rapid growth of e-commerce. The integration includes 113 R460 Euro 6 tractors for medium- and long-distance routes and 30 P320 trucks equipped with a unique swap-body system for urban distribution. The ...

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Mexico becomes leading EV exporter to the U.S. in 2024 On October 13, it was reported that Mexico became the leading exporter of EVs to the United States, shipping 145,000 units in 2024, three times more than the previous year. The report, presented in the 3rd Mexico Mobility Report by EvolvX, indicates that Mexico doubled its domestic EV production to 220,000 units, surpassing Japan and South Korea, which traditionally exported around 135,000 un...

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Hyundai Glovis’s starts operations of newly authorized fiscalized facility in Mexico On October 16, it was reported that 549 units of KIA Sportage were unloaded at the Port of Lázaro Cárdenas as part of the first operation under Hyundai Glovis’s newly authorized fiscalized facility (RFA). The vehicles arrived aboard the vessel Lapis Arrow at the Multipurpose Terminal II, operated by LC Logistics GPS, marking a key milestone in the port’s ...

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e an extension of the 3.75% offset through 2030, based on the MSRP of U.S.-assembled vehicles.     • No double tariffs are imposed under this proclamation by exempting parts from existing or additional tariffs on steel, aluminum, copper, autos/parts, lumber, and tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, Brazil, or India. The new tariffs become effective on November 1. The proclamation aims to boost U.S. truck and parts manufacturing to strengt...

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OEMs paid over USD 10 billion in tariffs on cars, parts imported from Canada, Mexico On October 16, the Anderson Economic Group (AEG) announced that the estimated burden on U.S. automakers from tariffs on imported Canadian and Mexican autos and auto parts through October 2025 will exceed USD 10.6 billion.  The figure include only the two major categories of motor vehicle imports, and does not include any separate tariffs on steel and aluminum, n...

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BYD makes alliance with Nuevo Leon state in Mexico to launch BYD Electric Taxi Program On October 16, it was reported that BYD México, Grupo Tec, and One Car Now (OCN) launched the BYD Electric Taxi Program in Nuevo León. The initiative involves an initial investment of USD 50 million and the incorporation of 3,000 BYD Dolphin Mini units into the regional fleet. According to BYD México’s General Director Jorge Vallejo, the program aims to ma...

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soon, the people said, noting that similar tariff announcements have slipped. The policy is expected to be detailed in government documents that also formally implement tariffs on imported trucks. Trump earlier in 2025 imposed a 25% tariff on fully built vehicles. His separate tariffs on Canada and Mexico already contain a carveout for vehicles with enough domestic content to meet requirements under the existing North American trade agreement. (m...

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nt. VW Canada is also facing steep tariff costs as the trade war between the U.S. and Canada goes on. Imports of the ID4, Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport built in Chattanooga, Tennessee, face a 25% Canadian countertariff. Despite this, Estrada said VW’s lineup faces limited impact, with imports from Mexico and Europe accounting for the bulk of its sales. To keep vehicles as “affordable as possible,” Estrada said VW is examining its pricing to ...

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stability within two to three years. In the future, business volume and employment are expected to grow again, particularly with products for high-quality cars from US manufacturers.  The foreign subsidiaries, in addition to those in the USA, with further plants in Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, and Mexico, were not affected by the insolvency of the German Eissmann company and its domestic subsidiaries. Based on Axent Capital Partners AG press rel...

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VEMO inaugurates largest urban public charging hub in Mexico City On October 14, it was reported that VEMO inaugurated the country’s largest urban public charging hub in San Pedro de los Pinos, in Mexico. The site, located in Mexico City, features 104 connectors with a total installed capacity of 6.2 MW; 44 are already operational, with the rest to be activated in phases. The hub operates 24/7 and offers amenities such as waiting areas, dining ...

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Mexican EV sales increase 50% during Q3 2025 On October 14, it was reported that the Electromobility Association (EMA) released its Barometer for the third quarter of 2025, highlighting strong growth in Mexico’s electric mobility sector. EV sales reached 24,498 units, marking a 50% increase compared to the same period in 2024. The report also noted a total of 54,080 public and private charging points nationwide, reflecting a 20% year-over-year ...

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VW to halt production in Mexico to adjust to market demand On October 15, VW reported the implementation of a technical stoppage at its Puebla plant on Friday, October 17, affecting production of the Jetta and Tiguan models. According to the Independent Union of Volkswagen Automotive Industry Workers of Mexico, SITIAVW, the suspension will apply only to the second and third shifts, while the first shift will continue operating normally, resulting...

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Cadillac’s 2025 Optiq EV officially launches in Europe On October 15, General Motors officially introduced the 2025 Cadillac Optiq electric crossover in Europe, with orders opening on October 15 at both official retailers and the brand’s websites in each country. The first deliveries of units imported from GM’s Ramos Arizpe plant in Mexico are expected in February 2026. “Perfectly sized for Europe, Optiq’s athletic design combines the s...

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Mazda introduces 2026 Mazda 3 MHEV version in Mexico On October 14, it was reported that Mazda México introduced the Mazda3 2026 with a new i Grand Touring MHEV version. The vehicle, produced at Salamanca plant, features the Mild-Hybrid system that uses a 24V lithium battery and an e-Skyactiv-G generator to assist the 2.5-liter gasoline engine. The setup includes regenerative braking and a smoother i-Stop start/stop system. The powertrain produc...

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Yokohama Industries starts expansion project in Mexico On October 14, it was reported that Yokohama Industries Americas de México, part of Yokohama Rubber Co. Ltd., began a MXN 464 million expansion project at its plant located in the San Francisco IV Industrial Park in Aguascalientes. The expansion includes the construction of a modern warehouse and the enlargement of production lines, creating 128 new jobs and strengthening the company’s ope...

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to the workers of Brampton,” Carney said. “Today’s decision is a direct consequence of current U.S. tariffs and potential future U.S. trade actions. Until a more certain trade environment for the North American auto sector is established through the upcoming review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement, decisions on new investments in the auto sector will continue to be affected.” (CBC/Radio Canada and other sources on October 14, ...

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Shanghai Yongmaotai Automotive Technology to invest USD 62 million for new plant in Mexico On October 13, Shanghai Yongmaotai Automotive Technology Co., Ltd. announced plans to invest about USD 62 million in the construction of an intelligent auto parts manufacturing base in Coahuila, Mexico. The facility is expected to have an annual capacity of 25 million lightweight automotive components, including turbocharger housings. Construction will take...

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Judd Wire Inc inaugurates production line in Mexico On October 14, Judd Wire, Inc., part of the Sumitomo Electric Group, inaugurated a new production line at the Vesta Industrial Park in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The project required an investment of USD 32 million, marking the beginning of the company’s second operational phase in Mexico, creating over 40 specialized jobs and increase the production of high-technology cables for vehicles, suppor...

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Hyundai Mobis invests USD 28.6 million for expansion in Mexico On October 13, it was reported that Hyundai Mobis inaugurated the expansion of its EV battery manufacturing plant in Pesquería, Mexico thanks to an investment of USD 28.6 million. The project will create over 200 direct jobs and drive regional economic growth and technological specialization.  This milestone marks the establishment of the state’s first EV battery plant and strengt...

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Hyundai launches 2026 Mighty QT500 in Mexico On October 3, 2025, it was reported that Hyundai Trucks and Buses unveiled the Hyundai 2026 Mighty QT500 in Mexico, a light-duty truck developed for urban and last-mile transport operations. The QT500 measures 5.93 m in length, 2.25 m in height, and 2.02 m in width, with a 3.3 m wheelbase. It is powered by a 2.8-liter Cummins F2.8 Euro VI engine producing 150 hp and 289 lb-ft of torque with Euro VI emi...

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