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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 →TomTom has launched its traffic service in Chile and Mexico, extending its reach in Latin America, one of the most congested regions of the world.
Read More →The New Mexico House Consumer & Public Affairs Committee has passed a bill aimed at combating motor vehicle thefts in the state.
Read More →Azuga, the connected vehicle fleet solution, has announced a partnership with Uber in Mexico.
Read More →Brazil wants to open trade in vehicles and auto parts with Argentina and Mexico in a shift away from protectionism.
Read More →Chrysler Group Chairman and CEO Sergio Marchionne confirmed investments totaling $1,249 billion in two Saltillo facilities and the creation of 1,570 jobs during a dedication event at the new Van Assembly.
Read More →In 2015, Nissan Mexico accomplished a new manufacturing record with a total output of 822,948 units. The company recently confirmed it has produced its 5-millionth vehicle at its Aguascalientes A1 plant.
Read More →Chrysler's Mexico division will sell Mitsubishi's global sedan starting in November under a new five-year agreement, Chrysler has announced.
Read More →Kia Motors has announced the completion of construction on its first manufacturing plant in Latin America located in the municipality of Pesquería in the state of Nuevo León, Mexico.
Read More →Presently, there are 34 million vehicles in operation in Mexico, of which 34% are commercial vehicles. The majority of large fleets operating in Mexico are owned or leased by multinational companies.
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