US EditionMexican Auto Industry Rebounds in June with Record Production
MEXICO, JUL 08 – June 2025 exports rose 14% to over 331,000 vehicles as Mexico adapted to U.S. tariffs with increased electric and hybrid vehicle production, a 71% year-over-year gain.
- In June 2025, vehicle production in Mexico reached a record high of 361,000 units, while exports surpassed 331,000 vehicles, marking significant growth for the automotive sector.
- The rebound follows earlier U.S. tariff increases on imported cars to 25%, which affected trade dynamics and increased competition.
- Production rose nearly 5% and exports increased 14% year-on-year, led by Asian carmakers and supported by major manufacturers like General Motors and Nissan.
- Elisa Crespo, president of a leading Mexican automotive cluster, emphasized that despite challenges such as tariffs, Mexico continues to hold a top position as a key supplier in the industry.
- Despite domestic sales and total exports dipping slightly, Mexico’s auto sector showed resilience and competitiveness amid global challenges, sustaining its key role in North America.
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Mexican auto industry rebounds in June with record production
The Mexican automotive industry rebounded in June despite growing trade tensions with the United States. Production rose nearly 4.9% and exports increased by 14% compared to the same month a year ago. Despite the tariff pressure, light vehicle manufacturing in Mexico showed signs of recovery in June after contracting the previous five months, according to national statistics agency INEGI. Mexico’s auto exports down 6% this year INEGI reported th…
Mexico’s Car Factories Break Records Despite U.S. Tariffs
Mexico’s car industry just hit a new high. In June 2025, factories exported over 331,000 vehicles—a 14% jump from last year. Production also set a record at 361,000 vehicles, up nearly 5%. The United States bought 80% of these cars, showing how important the U.S. market is for Mexico. Earlier this year, the U.S. raised […]
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