On October 23, 2025， Lin Tao, Secretary of the Jiangning District Committee of Nanjing, met with a delegation led by Klaus Lellig, Vice President of Mexico’s Nemak Group together with Lance Li, Nemak’s Operation Director in China. Both parties witnessed the official signing of Nemak’s new energy vehicle subframe R&D and production project, marking its establishment in… Continue reading Nemak Group ramps up investment in Nanjing
The Confederation of Associations of Customs Agents of the Mexican Republic (CAAAREM) held a meeting with former presidents in the framework of the approval of the new Customs Law by the Congress of the Union, led by current president José Ignacio Zaragoza, who reaffirmed the guild’s commitment to national security, transparency, and best practices in… Continue reading CAAAREM reinforces foreign trade security
The international company Daye México, a subsidiary of Daye, headquartered in Ningbo, China, recently inaugurated a new production plant in Salinas Victoria, Nuevo León, with an investment of US$300 million. This project reaffirms the state’s role as a key engine for manufacturing and foreign investment attraction. The facility, designed for the production of power tools and… Continue reading Daye México inaugurates a new plant in Nuevo León
The administration of US President Donald J. Trump formally issued the declaration imposing 25% tariffs on imports of medium and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs), as well as auto parts used to produce such units. The measure, which takes effect on November 1, 2025, grants trucks and components produced in Mexico and Canada the same concessions that… Continue reading US tariff adjustments for medium/heavy vehicles
In the first three quarters of 2025, Manzanillo Port achieved a record volume of goods handling, solidifying its role as Mexico’s primary import gateway. According to the National Port System Administration (Asipona), imports accounted for 66% of total cargo in tons, exports 15%, and transshipment and cabotage operations 19%. As Mexico’s leading Pacific commercial port,… Continue reading Manzanillo port leads Mexico’s 2025 imports
Mexico became the leading supplier of electric vehicles (EVs) to the United States in 2024, surpassing Japan, South Korea, and Germany, according to the Third Mexico Mobility Report by EvolvX, developed by Latam Mobility. The country shipped 145,000 EV units to the United States, representing more than two-thirds of its total production of 220,000 vehicles… Continue reading Mexico tops US EV imports in 2024
Yongmaotai Automotive Technology, a Chinese manufacturer of aluminum automotive components, announced a US$63 million investment to build a new plant in Coahuila, Mexico, to strengthen supply chains for clients such as General Motors, Volkswagen, BorgWarner, Continental, and Bosch. Two of Yongmaotai’s Singapore-based subsidiaries will establish a project company in Mexico to manage the investment, construction,… Continue reading Yongmaotai plans to invest US$63M in Mx plant
Mexico City International Airport (AICM) General Director Juan José Padilla Olmos stated that the airport’s remodeling is 15% complete, with 70-80% expected to be finished by the 2026 World Cup next summer. Since mid-May, refurbishment has been underway in the central areas of both terminals. In Terminal 1, work covers the public concourse area (gates… Continue reading Mexico City Airport remodel for 2026 World Cup
Giant Motors Latinoamérica announced that its Ciudad Sahagún, Hidalgo, plant has assembled the 100,000th JAC Motors vehicle, solidifying the facility as a cornerstone of the automotive industry in central Mexico. Spanning over 150,000 square meters with eight production lines, the plant has an annual capacity exceeding 60,000 vehicles, meeting domestic and export demand. Operating for… Continue reading JAC celebrates 100,000th vehicle in Hidalgo
Mexico’s exports of raw, semi-processed, or powdered gold grew by 16.2% year-on-year between January and July 2025, reaching a value of US$3.397 billion — the highest level in the past 12 years — according to data from the National Institute of Statistics (Inegi). This performance aligns with the boom in non-oil extractive exports, which rose… Continue reading Mexico’s gold exports reach 12-year high
