Rail Expansion, Cross-Border Growth, Green Mobility Advances

This week, Mexico announced a historic MX$1.31 trillion (US$68.44 billion) investment to expand Mexico’s rail network by 3,400km, promising cleaner, faster travel and economic growth. The country’s customs revenue surged to a record high in early 2025, thanks to modernized processes and stronger oversight. Meanwhile, the Green Corridors project has gained White House approval to connect Laredo and Monterrey with an innovative autonomous freight system. 

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ARTF to Invest US$68.44 Billion to Expand Mexico’s Rail Network
Mexico is investing a record MX$1.31 trillion to expand its railway network by 3,400km, aiming to boost connectivity, cut emissions, and drive economic growth. Backed by a multidisciplinary team and federal agencies, the plan includes major projects like the Mayan Train and CIIT.

Green Corridors Project to Link Laredo With Monterrey by 2031

Green Corridors’ IFTS, a privately funded megaproject approved by the White House, will link Laredo and Monterrey via an autonomous freight corridor to cut congestion, boost trade, and enhance supply chain resilience.

Mexico’s Customs Revenue Hits Record High in January–May 2025

Mexico’s National Customs Agency (ANAM) collected a record MX$593.6 billion in customs revenue between January–May 2025, a 28.5% increase over 2024, driven by stronger audits, digitalization, and modernization efforts across 50 customs offices of ANAM.

Evans Transportation Opens Cross-Border Hub in Laredo, Texas

Evans Transportation has opened its first office in Laredo, Texas, strengthening its cross-border logistics capabilities just one year after launching services in Mexico. Positioned at a key US-Mexico trade gateway, the new hub offers specialized solutions like flatbed, intermodal, warehousing, and full supply chain management, enhancing support for regional shippers and suppliers.

Metrobús Unveils World’s First Electric Bi-Articulated Buses

Mexico City unveiled the world’s first fully electric bi-articulated buses as part of its Metrobús system, marking a major milestone in its transition to electromobility. The 27m units aim to improve service quality, accessibility, and sustainability for over 1.8 million daily users. Backed by the ZEBRA initiative, the city plans to reach 420 electric buses by 2030, reinforcing its leadership in innovative and people-centered urban mobility.