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Yokohama Tire Corporation’s (YTC) new subsidiary, Yokohama Tire Mexico (YTMX), officially began importing consumer, commercial and off-the-road (OTR) tires in Mexico on May 1.
Read More →Nissan is in the middle of expanding production across the Americas, with the new plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico, making the most progress toward completion.
Read More →Taxi drivers in Mexico have been going electric for several months, soon those in Mexico who want to drive a 100 percent pure electric car will be able to buy the Nissan LEAF. The company said it is working to increase the electric vehicle charging infrastructure .
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Merchants Fleet Management has hired Jake Hebenstreit as a regional sales manager for the western states of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, and New Mexico.
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According to LeasePlan USA, Swyter will be responsible for tailoring fleet management solutions for new client relationships and business development in Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah.
Read More →Representatives from the leading Class One railroads in the U.S., Canada and Mexico joined ARI fleet experts to discuss the latest trends in the industry, best practices and benchmarking, and the newest technology offerings that are helping railroads run their car and truck fleets more efficiently and cost effectively.
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There are 34 million vehicles in operation in Mexico, of which 34 percent are commercial vehicles. Mexico has a population of 112 million people with a diversified economy. It is the 14th largest economy in the world.
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DETROIT – As part of its showcase of its global portfolio next week during the North American International Auto Show, Chevrolet will debut the Trax small SUV, which it is currently selling in Canada and Mexico.
Read More →TOYOTA CITY, JAPAN – Toyota and Mazda announced an agreement where Mazda will produce a Toyota-brand subcompact vehicle, based on the Mazda2, at a plant in Mexico that Mazda is currently building.
Read More →SALTILLO, MEXICO – The first Ram 2500 compressed natural gas (CNG) pickup trucks came off the assembly line at the company’s Saltillo, Mexico, assembly plant.
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