What do Trump's coming tariffs mean for Mexico's auto industry?

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What do Trump's coming tariffs mean for Mexico's auto industry?

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he would impose a 25% tariff “on all cars that are not made in the United States,” but U.S. content in vehicles assembled in Mexico will be exempt from the duty, lowering the effective tariff on vehicles made in Mexico. The tariff, which will also apply to certain automobile parts, is scheduled to take effect next Thursday April 3, but it appears that Mexican parts compliant under the United S…

The governor of Guanajuato, Libya Dennise García Muñoz Ledezma, addressed in Facts Noche the concern generated by the possible imposition of tariffs on the automotive industry by the United States, a measure that would directly impact the state economy. In a conversation, the state president shared her perspective on the current situation and the strategies being implemented to mitigate the possible negative effects. García Muñoz Ledezma acknowl…

The impact of the imposition of tariff quotas will generate an effect on the automotive industry by increasing production costs in Mexico, affecting the efficiency of the supply chain and reducing the competitiveness of Mexican manufacturers said Marcelo Lara.The former president of the Mexican Institute of Executives in Finance Coahuila Southeast (IMEF) said this can lead to a global readjustment of suppliers and surely to an increase in car pr…

The competitiveness of the automotive industry in the United States is strongly linked to the production of Guanajuato, as the state supplies 90% of the vehicles and 85% of the auto parts imported by the neighboring country. Alfredo Arzola, director of the Automotive Cluster of Guanajuato (CLAUGTO), highlighted the relevance of this commercial relationship and asked to wait a few days to assess the impact of the preferential treatment announced …