Mexico’s new tariff policy has already begun to alter the way automobiles produce, import and supply vehicles for the domestic market. What was built for decades under the logic of global supply chains today begins to be reconfigured to adapt to an environment where commercial costs weigh as much as industrial efficiency. Hyundai is one of the first examples of these adjustments.
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Mexico’s new tariff policy has already begun to alter the way automobiles produce, import and supply vehicles for the domestic market. What was built for decades under the logic of global supply chains today begins to be reconfigured to adapt to an environment where commercial costs weigh as much as industrial efficiency. Hyundai is one of the first examples of these adjustments.