China-made vehicles depart Nansha port for Mexico

On October 7, 2026, 4,562 China-made vehicles left Guangzhou’s Nansha vehicle port for Mexico aboard the ro-ro vessel Grande Aurora, under the supervision of Nansha Customs, a branch of Guangzhou Customs.

The Nansha vehicle port has seven dedicated ro-ro berths for vehicles of over 10,000 tonnes and has opened 14 foreign-trade vehicle export routes. According to Nansha Customs, the port exported more than 400,000 vehicles in the first nine months of 2026, up about 36% year on year.

On October 2, another 5,186 China-made vehicles left Nansha for Mexico aboard the ro-ro vessel Kilimanjaro, Guangzhou Daily reported. As of October 7, two shipments of China-made vehicles had left Nansha for Mexico in October.

According to the Mexican Automobile Dealers Association (AMDA), China-made light vehicles sold 225,436 units in Mexico in the first half of 2026, a 28% market share, including models exported from China by brands such as GM, Kia and Ford.

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