Mexico’s exports totaled USD 56.8 billion in February 2026, posting a solid year-over-year increase and confirming the strength of the country’s external sector at the start of the year. The expansion was largely driven by manufacturing exports, which continue to dominate Mexico’s trade profile. Shipments of industrial goods—particularly machinery, electrical equipment, and automotive products—accounted… Continue reading Mexico’s exports reached USD 56.8 B in February 2026
From March 24 to 26, 2026, the Wuxi International Month and International Cherry Blossom Festival 2026 was successfully held, aiming to strengthen international cooperation, promote foreign investment, and showcase Wuxi’s economic, industrial, and cultural potential. During the event, a series of networking activities, business dialogues, investment and industrial cooperation conferences, as well as cultural… Continue reading MEXCHAM attends Wuxi International Month & Cherry Blossom Festival 2026
Shanghai Auto Assembly Group (SAAG) confirmed that it will finalize the location of a new vehicle assembly plant in Mexico this year, a move the company describes as a strategic necessity to mitigate high tariffs and meet rising regional demand. The announcement coincides with the integration of Jiangling Motors Corporation (JMC) into SAAG’s Mexican… Continue reading SAAG plans Mexico factory to meet demand and cut tariffs
The state of Puebla is moving forward with plans to upgrade its international airport and open new air routes, with a particular focus on strengthening connectivity with China. Authorities aim to enhance the infrastructure of Hermanos Serdán International Airport to increase its operational capacity and attract more international flights. The project is part of… Continue reading Puebla (Mexico) seeks cargo connectivity with China
On March 25, 2026, XPeng Motors released its “Three-Year Strategy for Leading Intelligent Mobility in Latin America,” officially entering the Mexican market and striving to achieve full coverage of the Latin American market by 2028. XPeng Motors launched its global models G6 and G9 in Mexico. The XPeng G6 starts at MXN 819,900 (approximately RMB… Continue reading XPeng Motors enters the Mexican market
Dongfeng Motor, China’s fourth-largest automaker, has revised its market entry strategy in Mexico through a partnership with Motornation to distribute vehicles via an established dealer network. The agreement provides access to 30 sales points across 20 states, allowing Dongfeng to leverage existing infrastructure for sales and aftersales services. “With this alliance, Dongfeng seeks to achieve… Continue reading Dongfeng shifts Mexico strategy, reaches 30 outlets in 20 states
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO—Changan has launched four all-new upgraded models in Mexico—the CHANGAN ALSVIN PLUS sedan and three SUVs: the CS35 MAX, CS55 PLUS, and CS75 PLUS—responding to growing market demand for vehicles that integrate technology and efficiency. This launch signifies Changan’s commitment to accelerating its expansion in the Latin American market and deepening its globalization… Continue reading Changan to unveil four new models in Mexico in 2026
As a key event of the 2026 China International New Energy Vehicle Technology, Parts and Services Exhibition (CINEVE 2026), the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in China (MEXCHAM) jointly host the China-Mexico Business Cooperation Forum with the Mexican Embassy in China on March 13, 2026. The forum aims to build a practical exchange platform for Chinese and Mexican enterprises, focusing… Continue reading China-Mexico Business Conference successfully held at CINEVE
The 2026 China International New Energy Vehicle Technology, Parts and Services Exhibition (CINEVE) was successfully held in Beijing from March 13th to 16th, 2026. Representatives from relevant government departments, embassies of more than 20 countries, and hundreds of domestic and international automakers and new energy supply chain companies participated in this grand event. With the… Continue reading MEXCHAM attended 2026 CINEVE
A recent analysis report released by AMPIP shows that Chinese companies account for 3.6% of the total number of tenants in Mexican industrial parks. Data from the Mexican Ministry of Economy shows that between 2006 and September 2025, a total of 1,302 Chinese companies registered Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Mexico. The association reported that… Continue reading Chinese firms expand in Mexico’s industrial parks
