Mexico retains its position as the seventh-largest vehicle producer globally, with a production of 4,002,047 units in 2023, according to recent data from the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (OICA). The country is steadily competing with its close counterparts, Germany and South Korea.
Germany, holding the sixth position, manufactured 4,109,371 vehicles, while South Korea, in fifth place, assembled 4,243,597 units. Globally, vehicle production witnessed a significant surge, surpassing 93 million units in 2023, marking a notable recovery from the pandemic-induced downturn in previous years. However, the industry has yet to reach the peak of 2017 when 97 million units were produced.
The top ten manufacturing countries experienced robust growth rates, with China leading the pack with a 12% increase. Notable performers also include Japan (15%), South Korea (13%), Germany (18%), Mexico (14%), and Spain (10%). Major players in the manufacturing sector, covering both conventional and electric vehicles, include China, the United States, Japan, India, South Korea, Germany, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, and Thailand.
Mexico maintains 7th position in global vehicle production, with 4M+ units in 2023, intensifying competition with Germany and South Korea.
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Yes mexican are not hard working people according to you
Mexico has risen to third place among the world's largest automotive exporters. According to the World Trade Organization (
WTO), Mexican automotive exports surged by 22.5% to US$158 billion in the past year, surpassing both Japan and the United States, whose exports increased by 16.3% and 13%, respectively.
The European Union (EU) remains the leader with exports totaling US$831 billion, followed by China at US$170 billion. Mexico's leap positions it slightly ahead of Japan and the United States, both at US$157 billion. These figures encompass the export of light and heavy vehicles, as well as automotive parts and components.
The automotive industry's landscape is expected to undergo rapid changes in the coming years, driven by advancements in electric and hybrid vehicle production, autonomous technology, car-sharing models, and subscription-based business models.
Over the past decade, Chinese automotive exports have seen an unprecedented increase of 270% from 2013 to 2023. In comparison, Mexico's exports grew by 90.4%, the EU by 25.7%, the United States by 15.6%, and Japan by 3.3%.
Mexico has risen to third place among the world’s automotive exporters, surpassing both Japan and the United States.
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So
China at US$170 billion
Mexico at US$158 billion
Tell me you hard working Chinese how come we export in value almost as much as China and by per capita more than China.
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Aiman Hussein is a concrete-3D-printer operator who works for Alquist. The company uses 3D-printing technology to build homes and lower the cost of housing and infrastructure in economically distressed and underserved communities. He'll walk us through the process and show us the printing, his setup, and a walkthrough of a home when it's done.
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Seems the americans do not need your houses they can 3Dprint them
Since 2020, manufactured products and brands from China have become increasingly popular among consumers, accounting for 8.2 percent of sales during the first quarter of this year.
MG Motor, Chirey, Omoda, Jaecoo, JAC, Baic, Changan, JMC y DFSK son las marcas de coches disponibles en el marcado mexicano.
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of course you do not understand statistics, China send us many cars made for Ford or other none Chinese brands got it? but since we also produce as much cars and we import a lot of cars is obvious China with oversupply only wants to assembly and export cars to Mexico.
But you know the Gringoes Know them
Trump invites Chinese automakers to build cars in the U.S.—and says ones they build in Mexico will be hit with tariffs up to 200% Former US President Donald Trump during the Republican National Convention at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee on July 15, 2024.
And says ones they build in Mexico will be hit with tariffs up to 200%
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India says high tariffs on EVs to protect from Chinese imports
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Tata makes 3 very good electric cars today — the Tiago EV, Punch EV and the Nexon EV. Each of these electric cars overlaps the other in terms of pricing. But which is the best Tata EV you should buy? Karan Singh finds out by pitting three through a head to head race on a go kart track followed by a real world test of the EV cars!
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Are you starting to understand oversupply and tariffs or you are still denying things?