MND_NEARSHORING IN MEXICO
Stellantis prepares new investments in Mexico in 2025
Stellantis' investment will boost production at its Coahuila facility to nearly 1 million vehicle engines, the company said.
Industrial parks set to draw US $6B in 2025
Three northern locations — Tijuana, Baja California, Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, and Monterrey, Nuevo León — are primed to receive the bulk of the investment.
MND Deep Dive: Querétaro’s data center boom
Our subscriber-exclusive podcast looks at the new data firms setting up facilities in central Mexico.
John Deere confirms US $55M investment in Mexico plant despite Trump’s threats
Local media reports that the new plant will be located in the northern state of Nuevo León.
Analysis: Chinese cars pour in to Mexico, rattling the USMCA
Did Mexico help China meddle with the USMCA? Auto industry expert Michael Dunne weighs in.
Mexico attracts US $64.7B in private investment through Q3 2024
Foreign direct investment in Mexico climbed to $35.7 billion in September, coming within striking distance of the 2023 record of $36 billion.
MND Perspectives: Will Mexico benefit from nearshoring?
Our subscriber-only podcast asks: Will unprecedented foreign investment bring prosperity for Mexicans, or will it simply siphon wealth from the country elsewhere?
Ebrard seeks meeting with Elon Musk to discuss future of Tesla ‘gigafactory’ in Mexico
Musk put the factory on pause in July, in response to tariffs threatened by then-presidential candidate Donald Trump.
BYD CEO: US election results do not change investment plans in Mexico
Jorge Vallejo, BYD’s general director in Mexico, said that the firm had narrowed the list of potential plant locations to three candidate states.
Is Mazatlán’s port prepared for the influx of Chinese vehicles to Mexico?
Increased investment in Sinaloa's port infrastructure could make the state an entrepôt par excellence for car imports from Asia.
Mexico raises trade concerns over US plan to ban Chinese car software
The proposed ban wouldn't just affect Chinese companies but any automaker that uses Chinese technology in their vehicles.
World Bank: Nearshoring currently accounts for 0.2% of Mexican GDP
Though northern border and BajÃo region states are the "big winners" so far, a federal plan aims help other areas of the country catch up.
Mexico and US present semiconductor industry roadmap to double exports and jobs
The Finance Ministry is also designing a program of tax incentives similar to those established by the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act and CHIPs Act.
