Hyundai Glovis opens new headquarters in Mexico On March 19, it was reported that Hyundai Glovis Mexico officially opened a new headquarters in Querétaro as part of its strategy to expand and strengthen its logistics operations in the country. The new facility is intended to function as a central hub for logistics, manufacturing support, and supply chain integration, enhancing coordination with global clients. Through this expansion, the company...

News  Updated at: 2026/03/26

U.S. companies to invest USD 500 million for electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Mexico On March 6, two U.S. companies announced a USD 500 million investment to develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure in central Mexico, focusing on public transport electrification. Invisible Urban Charging Inc. (IUC) and ATX Smart Mobility will deploy 38 charging stations and 140 electric buses in the Bajío region, with Querétaro as the initial...

News  Updated at: 2026/03/13

Mexico’s federal highways partially closed On February 23, it was reported that Mexico’s federal highway network continues to face partial closures and lane reductions following a weekend marked by road blockades in several states, including Jalisco, Guanajuato and Querétaro, key automotive hubs. The main affectations occurred during February 22, paralyzed key highway corridors in western and central Mexico, as well as the temporary closure ...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/24

Hirschvogel Components Mexico starts new forge operations On January 29, Hirschvogel Components México announced on its social media the start of operations of its new FG3 warm forging press at its San Juan del Río plant in Querétaro. Based on LinkedIn social media updates and ClusterIndustrial, the press is designed to handle up to five forging stages depending on product complexity, producing one part per stroke with all stages working in an...

News  Updated at: 2026/02/13

Delta Tecnic announces expansion in Mexico On January 20, it was reported that Delta Tecnic announced an expansion project at its facility in Pedro Escobedo, Querétaro, supported by an investment of approximately USD 11.5 million. The project aims to strengthen production capacity for specialized vehicle wiring components in response to rising demand from the automotive industry. The expansion is expected to create around 240 direct and indirect...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/22

Plásticos Durex expands facility in Mexico On January 19, it was reported that Plásticos Durex announced an investment of MXN 215 million to expand its plant in Querétaro. The project aims to strengthen its manufacturing capacity for the automotive sector, focusing on producing components for conventional and air suspension systems, as well as dust covers. The expansion will take place at the Parque Industrial Aeropuerto Querétaro, where the ...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/22

South Korea’s LS Cable & System to build new automotive wire plant in Mexico South Korea’s LS Cable & System Ltd. announced a plan to set up an integrated production base for mobility parts and power infrastructure for the North American market, investing KRW 230 billion (JPY 25.3 billion) in LS Cable & System Mexico (LSCMX), its manufacturing subsidiary in Queretaro City in the central part of Mexico. The company will reorganize SCMX from it...

News  Updated at: 2026/01/20

MISUMI starts manufacturing operations in Mexico On December 23, it was reported that MISUMI has begun local manufacturing operations in Querétaro state in Mexico. It’s “Made in Mexico” project marks its first production activity in the country, focused initially on high-precision mechanical components such as locating pins, washers, and shaft collars, aimed at supporting automotive, electronics, and machinery manufacturers. The new manufa...

News  Updated at: 2025/12/30

Mexican auto parts production decreased by August 2025 On November 10, it was reported that the National Auto Parts Industry, INA, recorded a total production value of USD 78.83 billion between January and August 2025, representing a 5.47% decline compared to the same period in 2024. Nevertheless, auto parts production decrease has slowed, with August production reporting USD 10.19 billion, nearly matching last year’s figure. From January to Au...

News  Updated at: 2025/11/14

Nexteer inaugurates technical center in Mexico On October 24, it was reported that Nexteer Automotive México inaugurated a new technical center in Querétaro, focused on the design, validation, and prototyping of automotive systems. The project will generate 400 specialized jobs, strengthen local talent and reinforce the state’s automotive value chain. Company executives Robin Milavec and Juan Farías stated that the investment aligns with the...

News  Updated at: 2025/10/29

LG invests MXN 3.5 billion for new plant in Mexico On September 22, it was reported that LG will invest approximately MXN 3.5 billion in a new plant in Querétaro. The new facility is dedicated to the production of automotive cameras, LEDs, motors, and components. The project will initially create 630 jobs, with the potential to double this figure soon. The South Korean company, which already employs 600 people at its San Juan del Río facility, ...

News  Updated at: 2025/09/23

Michelin starts layoffs at Queretaro plant in Mexico On September 17, it was reported that Michelin has begun layoffs at its Querétaro plant, where operations are scheduled to close by the end of 2025 due to shifts in the passenger car and light truck tire market. The first wave, carried out in early September, affected just over 100 employees, with a second round planned later in the month. According to state labor secretary Liliana San Martín...

News  Updated at: 2025/09/20

VW Truck & Bus inaugurates export center near Resende plant in Brazil On August 21, Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus (VWCO) announced that it has inaugurated its new Export Center near the Resende plant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to strengthen its international operations.Covering over 3,000 square meters, the center streamlines export processes to Argentina, Mexico and South Africa, ensuring traceability and compliance with quality standards. In J...

News  Updated at: 2025/08/23

Mexican auto parts production reaches USD 10.23 billion in May 2025 On August 7, it was reported that Mexico’s auto parts production reached a value of USD 10.23 billion in May 2025, representing a 5.05% increase over April, driven by higher vehicle production and sales in the U.S. Cumulative production from January to May totaled USD 48.45 billion. While the period still reflects an 8.63% year-over-year decline, the rebound highlights the sect...

News  Updated at: 2025/08/12

jobs and contribute to the economic development of the border region. Inteva manufactures automotive components such as closure systems, interior systems, and electronics. It operates engineering and manufacturing centers in Asia, Europe, and North America, and recently opened a Technical Center in Queretaro focused on interior trim component engineering. (Nearshorer on July 9, 2025)...

News  Updated at: 2025/07/10

Michelin to close plant in Querétaro, Mexico by end of 2025 On June 9, Michelin México and Central America announced that it will cease operations at its tire manufacturing plant in Querétaro by the end of 2025. The decision follows an operational review that found the facility economically and technologically obsolete, particularly given the market shift toward larger tires for passenger cars and light trucks, the plant cannot manufacture thi...

News  Updated at: 2025/06/11

Traton Group accelerates decarbonization across global operations On May 28, Traton Group announced that it is working to reduce its environmental impact and supports the Paris Agreement goals. Although 97% of its greenhouse gas emissions come from vehicle use, the company is also cutting emissions from its own operations, such as production and R&D, which make up about 1% of total emissions. Currently, 41% of Traton’s energy comes from renewab...

News  Updated at: 2025/05/29

TAJCO to invest MXN 200 million for new manufacturing plant in Mexico On May 27, it was announced that Danish automotive components manufacturer TAJCO will invest over MXN 200 million to establish a new plant in Querétaro, Mexico. The facility will be in the FINSA III Industrial Park and is expected to begin operations in June 2026, creating more than 270 direct jobs for the manufacture of auto parts. The commitment was formalized during an even...

News  Updated at: 2025/05/28

Irizar Mexico workers strike over bonus and profit sharing dispute On April 22, workers at Irizar’s bus manufacturing plant in Querétaro, Mexico, initiated a labor strike demanding payment of a contractual bonus and profit-sharing rights. Approximately 450 to 615 employees participated in the strike, citing the company’s failure to pay the agreed "Bono Irizar" bonus, which was secured in their 2023 collective agreement.  The workers also pr...

News  Updated at: 2025/04/29

Novem Car Interior Design to invest MXN 306 million to expand operations in Mexico On April 1, during the Hannover Messe 2025, German company Novem Car Interior Design announced an investment of MXN 306 million to expand its plant in Querétaro, Mexico, creatin 150 high-skilled jobs. The decision was confirmed during a meeting between Novem executives and a Querétaro delegation led by Marco Antonio Del Prete Tercero, Secretary of Sustainable Dev...

News  Updated at: 2025/04/01