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Politics across the border hit Mexico’s auto industry

The future of the Mexican automotive manufacturing sector continues to be shaped by US politics. By Ian Henry

In June 2024 it was reported that BYD would build a 150,000 units per year car factory in Mexico. This would have been the biggest investment by a Chinese OEM in North America, bigger than the existing JAC truck plant in the country and the planned investment by Grupo Solarever, a Mexican company with Chinese connections which is due to invest about US$400m in a new factory in Durango. The Solarever project is understood to be proceeding. However, BYD’s plans are now on hold, officially postponed until after the US presidential election.

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