Car Production in Mexico Falls by 1.43% and Exports Rise by 1.26%
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Mexico City, 7 Sep (EFE).- The production of light vehicles in Mexico fell by 1.43% year-on-year in August, to 344,940 units, while exports increased by 1.26%, to 300,475 units, reported Monday the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi).The result involved 5,011 less manufactured vehicles compared to August [...] The entry The production of cars in Mexico falls by 1.43% and exports rise by 1.26% was first published in HolaNews.
MEXICO CITY.— The Mexican automotive industry recorded mixed behaviors during the eighth month of the year. While production in local plants fell back by 1.43% per year in August when it was placed at 344,940 units, shipments to foreign markets advanced by 1.26%, totaling 300,475 motors, reported the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi). The manufacturing volume represented 5,11 vehicles less compared to August 2025 (when 349,9…
The Mexican automotive industry recorded mixed behaviour in August 2026, with a decline in the production of cars and mixed export results, according to the Administrative Registry of the Light Vehicle Automotive Industry (RAIAVL), published by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi). During the eighth month of the year, the shipowners installed in the country produced 344,940 cars, 1.4% less than the 349,951 units manufacture…
The production of light vehicles in Mexico recorded an annual fall of 1.43% during August, when it was located at 344,940 units. In contrast, exports increased 1.26%, with 300...
The United States remained the main destination for Mexican exports of light vehicles The entry The production of cars in Mexico falls by 1.4% and exports rise by 1.26% was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
The production of light vehicles in Mexico caused a decline in the accumulated year, while exports left the growth behind and already show a slight contraction.
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